The Promise of Happiness novel Atalie and Samuel

Chapter 273 

Susan stole a glimpse at the tall and intimidating man beside her, feeling the indifference exuding from every fiber of his body. 

Samuel had an angular jawline, a straight nose, and a cold gaze that could send chills down people‘s spines as though it was a long winter‘s night. 

In the past, she thought of him as an elegant yet reserved man, someone she could barely understand. 

At that moment, however, it was the first time she feared him. 

Susan shuddered and tugged at the hem of his shirt as she tried to explain, “Samuel, it‘s not like that! She‘s trying to frame me. I‘ve never even thought about hurting Natalie. Please, you have to believe me!” 

“Let go!” Samuel demanded. 

“Samuel–” 

“Get out of my sight!” he spat as he glared at her like she was some low–life scum. 

With that, Susan turned pale and loosened her grip. 

Meanwhile, Phoebe was still going on about Susan as Wyatt and his wife were in a brawl with Winnie and her husband. The whole banquet was in chaos. 

reputation, it would be hard for her to marry into a good family and she would become an outcast

was easy for him to figure out

he could do but give up on Phoebe and try to defend

you! Stop with all your nonsense!” Alfred‘s face was flushed with rage. “Is no one going to take this

it meant that things were coming to a

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clear even though it was Phoebe‘s reputation that

two left, the way they looked at each other no longer showed

their departure, the

Mr. Leister, the deal we made just now is off the table,” Samuel said. Despite

expression immediately turned grim because he was at a loss for words.

with the Bowers family

paper, it looked mutually beneficial. However, in reality, the profit distribution and the investment strategies involved favored the Leister family more in terms of benefits. Hence, the latter would be

in a hurry. “I know I didn‘t educate my granddaughters well. I sincerely apologize for what they did.

but he was putting himself down in front of a man who was yet to

WAS 

see a gesture of