When Love Breaks by Jack

Chapter 679

Not far from the bustling crowd, there was Dailey… and, as rumors had it, his first love.

I frowned slightly, “Edith, can you go keep Christine company for a bit? I’ve got something to handle over here…” Edith gave me a thumbs up and made her way to Christine, cleverly blocking her line of sight to the unfolding drama. I quickly sought out Gregory.

Gregory had already spotted the situation and was moving towards Dailey.

“Look who decided to crash the party,” he said with a sarcastic tone, “On such a joyous occasion for our family, no less.” Before Dailey could respond, Clarence chimed in, “Hey, it’s not like that. It’s not like there are any of Dailey’s exes here.” Dailey shot him a glare, “Shut it.”

Clarence looked genuinely hurt, “I was speaking up for you.”

Dailey ignored him, his gaze attempting to find Christine beyond Gregory.

Gregory sidestepped, effectively blocking his view.

Dailey knew what Gregory meant by ‘joyous occasion’ – it wasn’t just a birthday or a milestone celebration, but also a proposal.

“I’m not here to cause trouble,” Dailey finally said.

either, and I’ve brought a gift,” he added, handing over an envelope to me, “Happy Birthday, and congratulations, Mrs. Ford.” I

weighing it in his hand,

perfect, her dark hair cascading down her back, contrasting her simple white dress. She was the epitome of elegance. “Not as stunning as Christine’s vibrant beauty, but captivating in her own right,” I

as modest in his gifting as I,” Nelly responded, her smile

envelope was indeed

seat. I’ve got other guests to attend to. Dailey will keep

I said, letting

earshot, I

“I had no idea. Don’t

us, but this… this

That’s on me. You decide how to deal

eye on Christine. Just make sure Dailey doesn’t stir up trouble.” Gregory patted my

confused, asked, “What are you guys

you see we’re busy

but to curb his

he was gone, I whispered to Gregory, “Aren’t you going to fill him in?”

Dailey and Nelly had headed, “They’re not together,

confessions made. Christine was

be ending. Better not to say anything; less trouble that way,” he concluded,