The Bride Who Said No: Escaping the Shadows of Yesterday

Chapter 102

Freya snorted of derision, "So, I'm supposed to thank you now. Is that it?"

At that moment, the driver finally noticed the absence of any genuine mirth in Freya's eyes.

A sudden chill ran down the driver's spine, but he quickly reassured himself.

He thought, 'This Ms. Dawson, Freya, isn't anything special. She's just another pawn in Mr. Sutton's grand scheme.'

The driver said, "Ms. Dawson, don't think that getting chummy with Mrs. Sutton will solve all your problems. Mr. Sutton has no tolerance for uppity heiresses! Take Ms. Harwood, for example. She's always so graceful and composed. If you don't step up your game, you can kiss the Mrs. Sutton title goodbye!"

The driver knew Freya cherished her place as Mrs. Sutton the most and that she minded Eloise. After all, hadn't she tried to win over Kieran by mimicking Eloise?

he had Freya right where he wanted her, the driver was caught off guard when Freya's icy command cut through the air.

sent the driver

finish, Freya had stormed out of

getting out of the vehicle. He quickly got out, his expression growing stern. "Ms. Dawson!

I'll have to get to the bottom of this. Who permitted you to speak those words?"

ashen instantly. Freya used to be so meek and cautious, not even batting an eyelid at far worse remarks.

your best interest! If it were Ms. Harwood, she'd never mistreat

this driver was one of Audrey's trusted men, having served her for over a decade. Even if Freya were to complain to

Ms. Harwood, why don't you go chauffeur her? I'm curious what Audrey would think about

If Audrey discovered he'd been singing Eloise's praises behind

Ms. Dawson,

earlier. How could