When Her "Death" Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel)

Chapter 1398 Something Has Happened To Jennifer

Vivian's eyes widened as she was shocked by Ernest's unexpected appearance here.

Jennifer's words echoed once again in her mind, but she quickly shook her head, forcing herself to forget them.

She had already made up her mind to marry Zachary. If she were to hesitate now while harboring thoughts of another man, it would truly be inappropriate.

Following her gaze, Zachary also spotted Ernest, and a flicker of displeasure passed through his eyes.

"Do you want to meet him?" he asked, feigning magnanimity.

Vivian shook her head. "There's no need."

"Then get in the car," Zachary said, feeling much better.

To be honest, he could come to terms with what happened to Vivian last night. However, what he couldn't accept was her inability to resist seeing Ernest while being with him.

She had been forced for the first while the latter was her voluntarily taking the initiative. These were two completely different matters.

Upon entering the car, Vivian didn't cast another glance behind her.

Cecilia and the others, as part of the bride's family, moved to sit in the car behind, all heading toward Sinclair Manor together.

arriving at Sinclair Manor,

and Roland could

wedding ceremony, Vivian remained gloomy, sitting in the room with Cecilia keeping

didn't know how to comfort her and could only silently stay

was a

"Who is it?"

up to open

Ernest. "It's

what are you doing here? You must be aware that today is Vivian's wedding. Please don't make things

understand that my father was in the wrong back

Compensation?

hearing those words, Ernest couldn't help but give a wry

talk alone?"

a

a moment, replying, "It's better to discuss any matters right here. Now that I'm married into the Sinclair family, it's inappropriate for me to be alone with you." Ernest had no choice but to nod. "All right, I'll speak

"Go ahead."

between the two.

for a

there are certain things I must

regrets

you about the past events, didn't she? I'm sorry, I shouldn't have married her without telling you the full story, leaving you in confusion all this