Betrayal At The Altar (Rachel and David) novel Chapter 168

Betrayal At The Altar By Dolores Delia Chapter 168

However, Old Mr. Johnson continued, “I only have one precious

granddaughter. Of course, I have to choose carefully. I can’t be careless on this.”

“That’s true,” Old Mr. Shain continued, “However, with Rae–Rae’s social status, I’m afraid it’s going to be very difficult to pick someone who’s worthy of her in Seaxas.”

As their conversation went on, Rachel felt that something was amiss.

As expected, in the next second, Rachel heard Old Mr. Johnson ask Old Mr. Shain, “I wonder if you know someone who would be a suitable candidate?”

The two of them exchanged glances and quickly came to a consensus. “Now that you mention it, I do have one.” Old Mr. Shain said.

Before Old Mr. Shain could finish speaking, his trusted aide hurriedly approached him and whispered something in his ears.

Old Mr. Shain was always very good at masking his emotions. However, when Old Mr. Shain heard what his trusted aide had said, his face turned solemn as he asked, “Are you really sure of what you have seen?”

The butler looked at Old Mr. Shain solemnly and replied. “I’m absolutely certain!”

Old Mr. Shain stood up and smoothed the non–existent creases on his clothes. “Hurry and bring me to him! I’ll personally bring him in!” Old Mr. Shain said nervously.

Just when Old Mr. Shain had just taken a step forward, footsteps could be heard coming from the door.

Everyone could not help but look in the direction of the footsteps.

They saw a tall and upright figure entering the room steadily.

The man was wearing a black suit, which had been ironed meticulously. The well–tailored suit accentuated his tall figure and the man exuded an innate aura of nobility. People could also feel an air of suppression that was coming from the man, which made them feel slightly intimidated. There was a hint of coldness in his exquisite eyes and his thin lips were slightly pursed. When they were staring into his dark and fathomless

eyes, they could not read what he was thinking. However, one could feel that they were staring into a bottomless pit and could feel impending danger.

The crystal lamp outlined his distinct facial features, complementing the dangerous aura which could not be hidden.

Without looking sideways, the man walked towards the crowd and caught sight of Rachel effortlessly.

Although his gaze lingered on Rachel for only an instant, the corners of his lips curled up quietly, revealing a faint smile.