Betrayal At The Altar (Rachel and David) novel Chapter 526

Chapter 526

Hearing this, a hint of interest flashed across Jimmy’s eyes. “What do you mean?”

Although the other people did not know the identities of Jimmy and his group, the sight of Dan bowing and scraping before them indicated that the trio was of no ordinary background.

Especially David, who was at the back.

Some people were eager to curry favor. They told David and his group everything that had happened.

Initially, David was staring intently at the slender and tall figure on the racecourse. It seemed that he did not care about what they were discussing, nor was he

interested.

Until Landon repeated meaningfully, “You’re saying that the horse Miss Grey rode wasn’t tamed?”

As soon as Landon finished speaking, everyone clearly felt the surrounding air pressure suddenly become malicious. The temperature seemed to have dropped by several degrees, and the chill was biting cold as if they were in an icehouse.

David’s sharp gaze suddenly landed on the person who spoke. His intimidating gazes were like a hidden arrow that could stab at the target at any time.

Landon looked at David and his eyes

darkened.

He had been by David’s side for many years. He had gotten used to David’s calmness and reserved demeanor. He grew accustomed to his gentle attitude recently. Therefore, he had completely forgotten David’s true appearance.

He had forgotten that under David’s charming appearance was a cruel and stubborn nature, one that lacked compassion and was capable of brutality.

Landon retracted his gaze and turned to look at Jimmy, who was standing not far

away.

The two of them looked at each other, and a meaningful smile flashed in the depths of their eyes.

They had always thought that Rachel’s arrogance was because the Johnson family had given her confidence. Later, they thought that David was backing her up.

But from the looks of it, Miss Grey of the Johnson family was solely relying on herself.

“Who do you want to bet on?” Jimmy gave Landon a look, signaling him to place his bet.