Betrayal At The Altar (Rachel and David) novel Chapter 457

Chapter 457 

Olivia, seeing Winnie walking in, quickly stood up. “Miss Yule, long time no see.”

“Long time no see.” Winnie’s lips curled into a faint smile. “I heard that something good is about to happen to you. I wonder why you asked me out this time.”

“I want you to make me a full dress.” Olivia paused for a moment and added, “A full dress that can make me the center of attention.”

Soon, it would be her birthday.

At that time, not only would’the news be announced that she was about to become the president of the Cruise Group, but the news would also be announced that she was engaged to Louis.

Olivia had specially invited Rachel.

Olivia wanted to see with her own eyes what Rachel with heartache would look like.

When hearing her words, Winnie slowly lowered her eyelids to hide the excitement in her eyes.

She felt that Heaven was helping her.

She agreed without any hesitation.

Olivia curled her lips. The depression that had been accumulating in her heart for many days finally seemed to begin to dissipate.

She was now looking forward to the arrival of her birthday party.

Rachel and Mary were roaming the streets together.

The two of them first walked into an underwear shop and bought a few underclothes. Then, they went to a men’s clothing shop.

“If your father wears this shirt, don’t you think that this color is a little too s*xy?” Rachel looked at the burgundy polka-dot shirt in Mary’s hand. It was hard to imagine how s****y Kyle Green would look while wearing it.

Mary rolled her eyes helplessly. “Who wants to buy clothes for him? He doesn’t deserve it!”

Rachel had always known that there was a strained relationship between Mary and her father Kyle, but she did not know why.

All these years, Mary had refused to say anything about it, and Rachel had never asked her.

Rachel raised her eyebrows slightly and a mischievous smile flashed across her. eyes. “If not for your father, then for whom?”

“For my boyfriend, of course.” A shy smile appeared on Mary’s face at the mention of the word “boyfriend.”