My Husband Wants Me Dead (Esther and Bradley) novel Chapter 214

Chapter 214 

Leah couldn’t help but recall the time when Bradley reluctantly married Esther. Despite his reluctance, he maintained proper etiquette and paid attention to every detail. He even personally carried Esther to the wedding car. 

But now, when it came to their daughter, Bradley displayed an arrogant attitude and showed no regard for them as parents. 

Leah was furious but had no outlet for her anger. When she saw Billy, who had been to the bathroom six or seven times, she unleashed her wrath on him. “You’re the only one dropping the ball at such a critical moment. How can I rely on you?” 

Concerned, Billy asked, “What happened?” 

“Anstey, you useless piece of trash…” 

Billy’s stomach gurgled again, and he rushed to the toilet, telling Leah, “Honey, I need to use the restroom.” 

Leah was seething with anger but couldn’t vent her frustrations at Bradley. Instead, she put on a smiling face to greet the guests. 

The wedding procession was about to leave, and the Anstey and Walpole families’ relatives followed in their cars to the venue. 

When Billy emerged from the restroom, the large villa was empty. Despite his discomfort, he stood alone in the center of the residence before driving a BMW out of the garage. However, after driving less than 50 meters, his stomach rumbled again, and he had to turn back. 

Leah stayed in touch with Shane on her phone while inside the car with her relatives. 

Leah: [That wretched Esther…] 

Shane: [Don’t worry. Esther and the little b*stard have been taken away. No one will be foolish enough to disrupt my daughter’s wedding.] 

Leah: [When you arrive at the hotel, come to the bridal suite later to see Liliane. Our daughter looks beautiful today.] 

Shane: [I’ve arranged for someone to hide Esther. After Liliane’s wedding, I’ll arrange for her to have the transplant surgery.] 

The wedding procession arrived at the venue. 

Although Bradley hadn’t formally invited guests or sent out invitations to his business partners, many guests showed up uninvited. Those who could attend Bradley’s wedding were elites from various fields and prominent families in high society. 

As soon as Bradley stepped out of the car, he was surrounded by people warmly greeting him. Dressed in a long gown, Liliane had to be escorted by bodyguards and take a dedicated elevator. Even with Liliane’s lack of shrewdness, she could sense Bradley’s indifference. Anxiously 

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sitting in the bride’s waiting room, she nervously clasped her hands. “Mom, nothing unexpected will happen at my wedding, right?” 

Leah reassured her, “Liliane, don’t worry. Nothing will happen.” 

Liliane grabbed Leah’s hand and placed it on her chest, saying, “Mom, my heart is beating so fast. I’m scared. I’m nervous…”