Chapter 304 All My Fault
On the wedding day, Kathleen was clad in a white wedding gown. Her makeup was light, but it looked delicate and mesmerizing.
However, although she was all smiles, the smile didn’t quite reach her eyes.
Frances entered the room and sized Kathleen up. “You don’t look happy at all.”
Kathleen smiled faintly. “Granny, I am happy.”
Frances let out a sigh.
“Granny, Caleb is a great guy.” Kathleen hesitated for a moment before continuing, “After the wedding ceremony, I’ll have to find Charles. He needs my help. I’ve asked for Caleb’s help, and he’ll take care of you.”
Frances was shocked. “You are going to leave?”
“Yes. Granny, after Charles and I settle down, we’ll bring you over.”
Frances thought for a moment before nodding. “I know you don’t like this place. It’s okay. I’ve done everything I could for the Yoeger family. What’s left in that family is no longer my business.”
Her energy and health were limited.
Kathleen held her hand. “Granny, I’ll continue to investigate the Yoeger family’s matter.”
Frances nodded.
Just then, someone knocked on the door.
It was one of the staff members telling them it was time for the ceremony.
“Let’s go.” Frances grabbed Kathleen’s hand.
The latter’s hand was slightly cold.
It was the second time she had worn a wedding dress, but this time, she didn’t wear it for the person she loved the most.
However, it was just a ceremony, so she did not mind.
As Kathleen walked down the red carpet, everyone gasped in unison when they saw her gorgeous appearance.
She was a natural beauty. After she wore the wedding dress, she looked even more elegant and noble.
Standing at the other end of the aisle was Caleb. He was dressed in a white tuxedo, looking dashing.
When he saw Kathleen, his dark eyes lit up with amazement.
Dragging the long dress with her, Kathleen reached his side and whispered, “Mr. Lewis, the gown you chose tires me out.”
“You don’t like it?” Caleb narrowed his eyes. “I’ve prepared two sets for you. Do you want to change it?”
She shook her head. “It’s such a waste of money.”
Caleb smiled. “It’s nothing.”
“But we’re a fake couple,” she reminded in a low voice.
Acting as though he didn’t hear her, he held her hand and turned around to face the priest.
The marriage officiant smiled. “Mr. Caleb Lewis, do you take Ms. Kathleen Johnson to be your lawful wife, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for richer, for poorer, until death do you part?”
“I do.” Caleb’s lips curled into a smile.
The priest turned toward Kathleen. “Ms. Kathleen Johnson, do you take Mr. Caleb Lewis to be your lawful husband, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better, for worse, until death do you part?”
Kathleen looked at the solemn priest. “I—”
“She does not.” Samuel’s cold, deep voice rang from behind.
The crowd gasped.
Kathleen clenched her fists. Why is he here?
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