Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

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Chapter 528

Upon seeing Rachel get off her horse, Lucas immediately rushed over and sized her up from head to toe, afraid

that he would miss any injuries. “How is it? Are you injured?”

“No,” Rachel said calmly. “Check the surrounding surveillance cameras and see if anyone has been near the stables

and equipment room.”

Hearing this, Lucas’s eyes were filled with ruthlessness.

He looked at Rachel for a moment and nodded. “Leave it to me. Don’t worry.”

No matter what the other party’s true goal was, it was obvious how vicious their intentions were to tamper with

Rachel’s equipment.

Even if this person was Brenda, he would never show mercy!

David walked over as soon as Rachel got off her horse. When he saw Lucas talking to her, he did not say anything.

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However, his dark eyes kept moving around Rachel’s body. He noticed her strange right ankle and frowned

imperceptibly. A murderous aura suddenly rose in his

eyes.

The situation just now was extremely dangerous. If it were an ordinary person, they would have long been thrown

to the ground. They would be unable to control the frightened horse, let alone get back on the horse again.

Moreover, it was not easy to get back onto the horse again.

“Contact the orthopedic specialist immediately.” David’s deep voice was as cold as ice and carried a chilling air,

making one shudder.

Landon, who was standing at the side, responded and immediately took out his phone to call a private hospital.

Rachel stood where she was and tried to move her ankle. The excruciating pain made her face turn pale.

Her ankle must have been dislocated.

However, it was not a big problem. Rachel could handle it herself.

She lifted her gaze and looked at David, whose expression was solemn, and his jaw was tightly clenched. She smiled

gently and said, “It’s just a minor injury.”

David pursed his lips and wrapped his arms around Rachel’s waist to make it easier for her to lean on him. “I’ve

already called a doctor.”

Rachel was slightly stunned. “No need. I can handle it myself.”

“Rac…” Jimmy almost blurted out. Fortunately, he reacted in time and changed his

words. “Miss Grey, you’re already injured. We insist to help you.”

Rachel’s lips moved slightly. In the end, she did not say anything and allowed David to help her leave.

When they passed by the crowd, a familiar voice entered their ears. “Miss Grey, what an eye-opener today.”

Rachel looked at Olivia expressionlessly.

Olivia had a gentle smile on her face, but her eyes were cold. “It’s just that you’ve known Louis for so long. I

wonder if he knows that your horsemanship is so exquisite?”

As she spoke, she looked meaningfully at Louis, who had appeared out of nowhere.

Louis looked at Rachel with surprise in his eyes, but when he heard Olivia’s words, his face suddenly darkened.

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This was because he had known Rachel for three years, but he did not know Rachel knew how to ride a horse and

even tame a horse!

It made him had been fooled by Rachel Grey like a puppet on a string in the past three years.

A mocking expression appeared on Rachel’s face. “I’ve always kept a low profile. I don’t like to make things known

to everyone.”

With that, she walked straight past Olivia and Louis.

Olivia watched her leave and secretly recalled Rachel’s words.

She suddenly realized that this b*tch was mocking her for being taken in as Marina’s g*ddaughter. This incident

caused an uproar and everyone knew about

it.

Olivia wanted to step forward and argue, but she stopped when she saw Louis from the corner of her eye. She

could only endure it.

“Louis.” She pretended to be aggrieved and leaned closer to Louis.

Louis reached out and caressed her back. He looked at Rachel’s departing figure absent-mindedly.

All of this was seen by Olivia. She lowered her eyes to hide the viciousness in them.

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