Betrayal At The Altar (Rachel and David) novel Chapter 37

Betrayal At The Altar By Dolores Delia Chapter 37

“Are you expecting me to stay here and watch you and Olivia feel disgusted with me?” Rachel sneered as she looked at Louis, who had a mocking glint in his eyes. “Not immediately throwing up in your face is already the greatest respect I can give you.”

“Louis.” Olivia’s voice sounded from outside.

“Look, Mr. Smith, your sweetheart has arrived,” Rachel said as she looked at Louis with a half–smile. “Are you sure you don’t want to let go?”

As expected, Louis quickly let go of her hand.

A sarcastic smile appeared on Rachel’s face. She turned around and left without hesitation.

From the moment Louis abandoned her at the wedding ceremony, Rachel realized that no matter how hard she tried, she could never match the position Olivia held in Louis’s heart.

At that time, she felt agonized. Even that was not enough to express her feelings.

Rachel reckoned that some things were better to be grieved for once. One should then move on. There was no need to repeatedly hurt oneself because of someone else’s mistake.

Besides, there were plenty of men in this world. Without Louis, she could still live her life.

As she pushed the door and stepped out, Olivia happened to push the door and come in.

Olivia’s gaze met Rachel’s across the room. She raised her eyebrows slightly with a hint of challenge in her eyes.

Rachel remained calm and indifferent. It was as if she had not even noticed Olivia’s presence. She walked straight past Olivia.

Completely ignored by Rachel, Olivia felt a sense of powerlessness. The sense of humiliation that she felt caused her exquisitely made–up face to reveal a hint of resentment and jealousy.

She could not stand Rachel’s high and mighty attitude. It was as if she towered over everyone else.

Rachel left without any hesitation or reluctance, completely cutting off the relationship between them and not leaving him any chance to save it.

Louis briefly mentioned Rachel’s resignation. His gaze gradually became cold. There seemed to be a layer of ice between his eyebrows. “Since she wants to leave, I won’t force her to stay,” he said. “I just hope she won’t regret it in the future.”

Even though he had abandoned Rachel at their wedding ceremony, he never thought about driving her out of the company. While he did have any personal feelings for her, he had to admit that she was

effective and efficient worker.

Rachel’s sudden resignation had caught him off guard, but he did not feel particularly reluctant to let her go.

However, since her attitude was resolute, he did not have to forcefully persuade her to stay.

He wanted to see how Rachel would survive in Seaxas without any relatives or connections after leaving the Smith Group and him.