Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

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Chapter 490

Her indifferent gaze contained a hint of mockery as if she had seen through Hannah’s thoughts, making her feel like

she had fallen into an icehouse. Her face turned pale.

She pursed her lips and clenched her fists. She braced herself and said, “Miss Grey, even though you have the

Johnson family’s support and can do whatever you want in Seaxas, it’s an ugly way for you to pass the buck like

this! Or is this how you were brought up in the Johnson Family?”

Hearing her, Rachels’s eyes narrowed slightly, and a sharp cold light shot out from the depths of her big eyes.

Today is the Chamber of Commerce in Seaxas. The Johnson family and the Shain family have always been on good

terms. For the sake of Grandpa Shain, I’ve given you enough respect. Since Miss Shain doesn’t want it. I don’t have

to give it to you,” Rachel said calmly. “You keep saying I did it because I’m fresh off the boat, and these people are

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on your side, but have you forgotten about the surveillance cameras here?”

Rachel had never been one to suffer losses.

She had planned to let the incident go so as not to hurt the friendship between the Johnson family and the Shain

family.

However, she did not expect Hannah not only to pester her but criticize the Johnson family’s upbringing in public.

Naturally, she would not put up with her any longer.

Seeing that Hannah was at a loss for words, Luciane finally couldn’t stand, anymore and stood up. “Miss Grey, I

know you can do whatever you want with the Johnson family backing you up, but don’t forget that the eyes of the

public are discerning. We had witnessed that you knocked down Hannah and tore her clothes.

“It’s fine if you don’t want to apologize to her now, but you’re accusing Hannah of framing you. That’s too much!

Do you think you can distort the truth because you’ve obtained Mr. Jones’s favor?”

“I think she’s taking the opportunity to take revenge on Hannah,” the person standing aside said.

Looking at the speaker, Mary’s eyes suddenly sank, and her lips curled into a sneer of sarcasm. “Kaley, you’ll be

struck by lightning if you talk nonsense!”

Kaley was from a branch of the Green family. Probably because they were born at odds with each other, they had

been at loggerheads since they met.

She was always going against Mary.

“I didn’t say anything wrong!” Kaley said, stiffening her neck as Mary mocked her.

“So tell me, why am I targeting her?” Rachel raised her eyes and looked at Kaley with a half-smile.

“Isn’t it because Hannah recommended herself and invited Mr. Jones to visit the hot springs…” As Kaley spoke, she

met Rachels’s gaze and inexplicably thought of what Mary had said before. Rachel was someone who would seek

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revenge for the littlest grievance.

A chill rose in her heart at the thought.

The corners of Rachel’s lips curled into a beautiful arc, making her exquisite face even more eye-catching. “You’ve

been disqualified from competing with me since Mr. Jones ignored you. In that case, why should I give a d*mn about

you?”

Being rejected in public already made Hannah feel embarrassed. Now, it was like adding salt to her wound when

Rachel said that in such a casual tone.

“Rachel, what are you so proud of? You’re just relying on your pretty look. Mr. Jones was momentarily fascinated by

your seductive look. Do you think you can marry into the Jones family in Aureliana with your seductive means?”

Hannah was so angry that she lost her mind. She could not think of anything else and poured out everything she

had been thinking. “When Mr. Jones gets tired of you, he will kick you away. What are you so proud of?”

Rachel lowered her eyes and admired her manicure. She said calmly, “At least I can use my face to attract Mr.

Jones’s attention. It’s better than being rejected mercilessly by him even though you volunteered, right?”

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