Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

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Chapter 498

Hannah looked at Rachel in disbelief. Her nails dug into her palms. “Rachel, say that again if you dare!”

“Miss Shain, please change your gown here,” Rachel repeated fearlessly.

The surrounding discussions erupted again as soon as Rachel said so.

David quietly glanced at Eddie.

Eddie and Billy immediately brought their men forward. Looking at the young socialites pointing their fingers at

Rachel, the corners of their lips curled slightly into faint smiles, but their smiles were obviously cold. “Are you guys

leaving yourself, or are we asking you to leave?”

Upon hearing that, the group of people before them immediately panicked.

Most of them were from the branch of the Four Families. If the clan didn’t invite them, they would probably never

have had the chance to participate in the Chamber of Commerce their lives.

But now, they were being chased out like stray dogs.

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How could they accept it?

“What right do you have to kick us out?” Luciane was the first one to speak out.

Eddie looked at her with a half-smile. “Take them all away!” Eddie said coldly without any explanation.

“You…” Luciane and the man in black pushed each other.

Before she could finish speaking, she heard Billy warn her coldly, “We’re a bunch of rough men who don’t know

how to treat women gently. I advise everyone to be more self-aware so as not to suffer.”

As soon as Billy said so, the voices of the group of young socialites seemed to get. stuck in their throats.

These people were driven out of the villa dejectedly with indignation and unwillingness.

Hannah stood rooted to the ground. The blood in her body seemed to have frozen, and her body shivered

uncontrollably from the cold.

Rachel, who was sitting on the chair, crossed her legs gracefully. She played with her phone and glanced at Hannah

with a smile. “Miss Shain, please start your performance.”

In other words, she literally wanted Hannah to take off her clothes on the spot.

A chill ran down Hannah’s spine, and her face was filled with panic. “Rachel, you…

you have gone too far!”

“Cut the cr*p and take it off!” Rachel supported her forehead with one of her hands and placed her other hand on

her lap. Her fingertips tapped the rhythm as if she was waiting for someone.

Seeing that Hannah remained unmoved, David spoke first without waiting for Rachel to say anything. “Looks like I

need someone to help you.”

Then two burly men in black walked forward and pinned Hannah’s arms behind her back. They pressed her onto

the table as if she was a chicken.

Hannah struggled violently. “Ok, I’ll take it off…”

Hearing her words, the men in black let go of her.

Under everyone’s gaze, Hannah slowly unzipped the side of her dress.

The overwhelming sense of shame almost drowned Hannah. She clenched her fists tightly, wishing she could tear

Rachel into pieces.

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She looked at David with teary eyes, begging for his sympathy.

However, David only had eyes for Rachel.

Why was he so gentle and patient with Rachel that he wouldn’t give anyone else

some?

Hannah closed her eyes in despair. The tears rolled down her cheeks.

At the behest of Old Mr. Shain, the Chamber of Commerce was meant to matchmake her with Charles, the heir

apparent to the Page family.

However, she was so obsessed with David that she had long forgotten about Charles at the moment she met David.

Now, not only had she lost the chance of having a marriage alliance, but even Old Mr. Shain had given up on her.

She was afraid that she would not be able to stand out in the future.

But what good would it do her to regret it now? There was no turning back.

Hannah teared up in despair as she slowly pulled on her gown.

“Rae-Rae.” A deep voice suddenly sounded.

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