Betrayal At The Altar (Rachel and David) novel Chapter 138

Betrayal At The Altar By Dolores Delia Chapter 138

The next morning, Rachel casually chose an apricot-colored suit.

She was wearing a white silk sling top underneath her blazer, paired with a knee-length skirt. She was elegant and naturally charming.

Her straight and slender legs were especially eye-catching as she walked.

“Good morning, Miss Grey.” When Mrs. Brown saw Rachel, her face was covered with a friendly smile. “Sir is waiting for you in the dining room.”

Rachel nodded slightly and walked straight to the dining room.

Hearing the footsteps, David put down his phone and slowly looked up. When he saw Rachel, he was slightly stunned and a faint trace of glee appeared in his eyes. “Have something to eat before I send you to the office later.”

“Okay.” Rachel sat down unhurriedly and looked at the food on the table.

As expected, the dishes in front of her were all her favorites.

David scooped a bowl of oatmeal and carefully picked out the raisins in it one by one while asking casually, “Why don’t you just stay in Sandalwood Hills for the time being?”

Rachel shook her head slightly and refuted, “You can’t be protecting me all the time.”

“Why not?” David asked.

Rachel picked up a piece of toast and glanced at him with some thoughts in her mind. “Would you like to have a virtuous wife?”

David didn’t even think about it and simply answered straight away, “No.”

Rachel bit her spoon and raised her eyebrows slightly, quietly looking at the man seated. opposite her.

David stood up and placed the oatmeal in front of her.

Returning to his seat, he took a napkin and slowly wiped his fingers. His deep, cold voice sounded unhurried as he said, “I want a woman who can fight alongside me. I’m successful and famous. She can be the icing on the cake. If all my previous efforts are in vain, she can still hold her own and have the courage to work with me to make a comeback.”

His gaze was extremely aggressive, but he looked straight at Rachel with a clear goal.

He knew Rachel’s ideals and understood her ambitions.