Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

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Chapter 315 Exchange Of Glances

David suddenly leaned over with a cold aura.

The distance between the two of them suddenly shortened. Their eyes met and their breaths

intertwined.

Rachel’s eyelashes trembled slightly. She subconsciously held her breath and tightened her grip on the

plastic water bottle in her hand.

However, he did not do anything. He simply pulled the seatbelt beside him and fastened it across

Rachel’s body.

When he got up, he reached out his thumb to wipe the water droplet from the corner of Rachel’s mouth.

“I hope that you can be like a good–for–nothing and rely on me for everything so that I can satisfy my

vanity,” David said.

The confidants around him in the past, such as Jimmy, were all soft and weak. They would call him

multiple times throughout the day.

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Now that he was finally in love with someone, he didn’t feel needed by her at

all.

Rachel could not help but laugh. “You men are really hard to please. When women are clingy, you

blame them for not giving you your own space. When women aren’t clingy, you blame them for being

too independent and being unable to satisfy your vanity.”

David pondered for a moment. “A master once said that I lack a sense of security. Compared to those

free–range men, I need to be kept in captivity.”

Rachel raised his eyebrows and smiled mischievously. “I wonder which

master said that.”

“It was me,” said David.

After returning to the apartment, David stood at the door and held onto Rachel’s hand tightly, reluctant

to let her go. “Are you free this week to have a meal with my grandma?” he asked.

“How about tomorrow?” Rachel asked.

She looked up and met David’s surprised gaze. She asked again, “What’s wrong?”

“Nothing. I thought you’d put it off for a few more days.”

“I haven’t visited her in a while.”

“Okay then… Goodnight,” David said.

Rachel nodded. “Good… Mmm…”

Before she could finish, David grabbed her waist with one hand and pinched the back of her neck with

the other. He leaned over and sealed her lips with a kiss.

Rachel’s eyelashes fluttered as she wrapped her arms around the man’s

neck. She recalled the scene of David kissing her in the past and imitated it clumsily.

Not long after, she sensed that David’s breathing had become chaotic. She looked at the dazed look in

the man’s eyes, only to see that he seemed to have lost his soul. A triumphant smile graced her face,

She pushed David away and hid behind the door, closing it behind herself.

The atmosphere was tense for a long time until David chuckled softly. He reached out his fingertips to

wipe the corner of his lips as if he was

reminiscing about the taste of the beauty in his arms. “This little girl has gone astray.”

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Rachel walked in and saw the gift bag at the entrance. She suddenly thought. of something and

hurriedly opened the door to chase after him.

However, she realized that David was no longer at the door, and there was no sign of anyone taking

the elevator.

Rachel frowned imperceptibly and turned to look at the new neighbor next

door.

Suddenly, an ambiguous smile appeared on her red lips.

At the Smith family’s residence.

Jane’s face was so red and swollen that it hurt to drink water, let alone eat.

Mrs. Smith handed her an ice pack wrapped in a towel. “You can’t blame your brother for criticizing

you. Why do you always provoke her for no reason?! Haven’t you suffered enough because of Rachel

Grey?!”

Although she chided Jane for failing to learn her lesson, she hated Rachel deep down.

Rachel clearly knew that Jane was afraid of dogs, but she still brought two

dogs over to threaten Rachel and compel Jane to bark like a dog. She was

deliberately humiliating Jane.

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