We Are Not Getting Remarried: Show Yourself Out

Chapter 1675 Isn’t That Bella?

That was…

The groom had not been seen all day, and Bella had to walk down the aisle alone during the first rehearsal.

Elisa was initially concerned, but she quickly dismissed her doubts, assuming he was busy with other matters.

Elisa finally encountered him at night, but their meeting was far from pleasant.

It was midnight, and Elisa was struggling to fall asleep. She decided to take a walk to clear her head, and she saw a drunk man.

The man in the suit looked unkempt, with his tie undone and his hair disheveled. He was clearly drunk, staggering as he walked and slurring his words.

A woman was helping him walk, her arm around his waist. He had his arms around her shoulders, and he leaned close to her whenever he spoke.

She watched as they entered the room next to hers. Who would get so drunk the night before a wedding?

She thought it was one of the guests, but when she saw Bella rushing towards him, she realized that the drunkard was the groom, Luke Connor.

Who was the woman with him?

Bella's eyes grew cold as her eyes bored into the two figures before them. As if she telepathically heard Elisa's thoughts, she answered dryly, "That's my best friend, Isla Lynn."

Elisa's forehead wrinkled in confusion, but she didn't say anything.

morning, but he had

she tolerate such

say anything, Bella could tell she was confused by the situation.

disbelief and disgust. She had a million

She didn't want to say anything that would upset the

shifty eyes and her reluctance to speak. "What's on your mind?" she asked, her eyes awash with

before speaking up. "Don't you think

face immediately tensed up. "You must be overthinking

might offend Bella. She knew that Bella trusted Luke and Isla deeply,

her own beliefs, she respected

believe that someone so intelligent and principled could be

she had seen, and they agreed

not speak about Bella and Luke's

took a turn on the first day of the

and Elisa went

returned from her walk and noticed a man standing by the

to pound harder as she hid

door, seemingly waiting for someone. He didn't look like he

dark, and the man was facing away

recognize the

it was clear that he didn't