Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

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Betrayal At The Altar By Dolores Delia Chapter 178

When the people in the hall heard the sound, they were about to check on the situation when they

realized David was standing not far away and watching quietly.

The warm yellow light from the corridor fell on his body. His exquisite and clean facial features seemed

plated with a layer of golden light.

The man’s suit jacket was draped over his arm. Then, he pulled out a chair and sat down before

crossing his legs lazily.

An indulgent smile appeared in his indifferent and cold eyes at this moment, making one unable to help

but sink into it. They wished they could drown in his gentle and indulgent eyes.

Those who could enter and leave Best Fry at will were all influential people at Seaxas.

The store assistant did not dare to rush up rashly. They were worried that they would draw fire upon

themselves, so they could only secretly inform their manager.

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However, the manager was standing behind David. He was sizing up the expression on David’s face.

The manager realized that David had no intention of interfering at all. Instead, he was watching the

show with interest.

David looked like a parent watching their child fight, knowing their child would not lose.

Olivia fell to the ground in a sorry state. Sensing the mocking gazes of the people around her, she

clenched her fists tightly and lowered her eyes, suppressing the bitterness in her heart.

“Oh, Miss Cruise, are you alright?” Rachel looked down at her from above. The concerned smile on her

face was utterly hypocritical. “I was worried that you wouldn’t be able to stand steadily in your high

heels, so I wanted to help you. I didn’t expect you would fall just like that!”

“You!” Olivia Cruise looked up and glared at Rachel. Her expression gradually became hideous. She

wished she could pounce on Rachel and fight her to death.

“Rachel Grey, what are you doing!” Louis’s voice came from behind.

Rachel turned around and saw Louis rushing in.

When he saw Olivia, who had fallen to the ground, he bent down to help her up with a heartbroken

expression and carefully protected her in his

arms.

“Louis…” Olivia called out softly. She leaned into his arms, looking extremely weak. Her teary eyes

made Louis feel like his heart was about to break.

She knew very well how to make Louis’s heart ache for her.

Instead of complaining about how Rachel treated her in full detail, it was better to keep her mouth shut

and pretend to compromise.

This was the only way to make Louis‘ heart ache and make him think that Rachel had bullied her.

As expected, when Louis saw Olivia’s teary eyes, the heartache in his eyes intensified. “Rachel, when

did you become so irrational? Even if you can’t sit down and chat calmly with Olivia, you shouldn’t hit

her every time!”

When he saw the finger marks on Olivia’s wrist, he looked at Rachel with utter reproach and disgust.

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It was as if Rachel, who was standing before him, was a heinous villain.

When Rachel saw his gaze, a mocking smile appeared on her face. “If you think I’m irrational, stay

away from me. I don’t live to impress you!”

At the same time, the moment Louis appeared, David walked straight to Rachel’s side. He stretched

out his arm and wrapped it around the woman’s shoulder. His deep voice was as cold as ice. “Even if

you are blind, the surveillance camera is not. Do you want to see what happened just now?”

Upon hearing this, Olivia’s clenched fists tightened a little. An imperceptible panic flashed across her

eyes.

Rachel glanced at Louis indifferently. Then, the corners of her mouth curled into a very mocking smile.

“You two are really a match!”

Her words were filled with sarcasm and disdain.

Louis frowned slightly. As he watched Rachel turn around and leaye, he subconsciously wanted to

chase after her.

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