Betrayal At The Altar (Rachel and David) novel Chapter 231

Betrayal At The Altar By Dolores Delia Chapter 231 An Outsider

Louis suddenly sat up. When he saw Old Mr. Smith walking over on crutches, he quickly stood up and nodded slightly to greet him. “Grandpa.”

Old Mr. Smith often yelled at Mrs. Smith recently. Though she was full of resentment, Mrs. Smith did not dare to show it on her face. She put on a respectful look and call out, “Old Mr. Smith.”

“Tell me how you negotiated with Rachel.” Old Mr. Smith stared at Louis, his sharp eyes full of scrutiny. “As long as she’s willing to forgive us, we can hold a press conference to help her clarify it.”

When Mrs. Smith heard this, she immediately raised her head and said angrily, “Old Mr. Smith, what’s wrong with you? She was the one who let us down first. Why should we clarify it for her when she was caught in scandals? “Besides, if Louis does as you say, it’s like slapping him in the face in front of everyone!”

“Shut up!” Old Mr. Smith hit the floor hard with his walking stick.

Hearing the noise, Mrs. Smith felt like the stick was hitting her heart and she immediately fell silent.

“Why would my son marry an ungrateful woman like you? If it weren’t for Rachel’s advice, there’s no way the Smith family could get out of the crisis and rise again. Everything you have now is earned by Rachel! You wear fancy clothes and luxurious jewelry. You do nothing every day except for drinking coffee and playing cards. How can you live such a comfortable life without her?

“If you hadn’t sowed discord between Louis and Rachel back then, they would have married a long time ago. There wouldn’t have been so much trouble! Don’t you feel ashamed to accuse her of letting us down?”

Old Mr. Smith retired years ago because of his illness. After handing the company over to Louis, he had been living in his own small villa to enjoy his retirement life. He rarely asked about the company’s business and had never interfered with his family’s affairs.

He had been tough when he was young. But now, everyone thought his temper had softened and he cared about nothing other than his health.

It turned out that they were wrong. When Old Mr. Smith lost his temper, they