The Bride Who Said No: Escaping the Shadows of Yesterday

Chapter 304

In the schoolyard, the buzz was all about Kara and her sudden connection to the illustrious Sutton family.

"Kara, are you for real moving in with the Suttons?" one of her classmates asked in disbelief.

"Please tell me you're joking. We're talking about the Suttons here."

Within just three days, Kara had become the talk of the town-or more accurately, the school's most envied figure. The sight of her being picked up by the Sutton family's sleek black limousine had everyone buzzing. Yet, Kara had remained tight-lipped about the whole affair.

Kara blushed and tried to deflect, "Guys, I promised Audrey I wouldn't blab about it."

At the mention of Audrey, the students' eyes gleamed with curiosity.

"Audrey? Kieran's grandmother?"

"OMG, Kara, don't tell me you're going to be the future Mrs. Sutton?"

No one in their class had come close to rubbing shoulders with someone of Kieran's stature.

Kara's cheeks flushed even more. "I can't say anything, guys. Just drop it."

reaction only fueled

around. Don't take it to heart." "From now on, you're my bestie. Tell me if anyone messes with you, and I'll back you up." "Yeah, Kara, if you marry into the

of satisfaction. She was once invisible in this school due to her lack of status. Now, with her connection to the Sutton family,

Mr. Sutton

is the Sutton Mansion as grand as they say? We heard it's the biggest

of the Sutton Mansion had their imaginations running wild, picturing Kara living a lavish

about it," Kara

"Let's

Freya wasn't right for Mr. Sutton. Only someone like Kara deserves to be part of the Sutton

in you all along, Kara. Remember when I bought you lunch?

the mention of

Kara, told them Audrey disliked unexpected visitors and turned them down,

disappointment washed over thenet

after. They saw her as a stepping stone to get closer to Kieran. She wasn't about to

then, a knock on the classroom

to see Ronan standing

"Professor Beckett..."

in session, the students quickly returned to their seats. Ronan had been