My Past is Just Prologue (Janet and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 63

Read My Past is Just Prologue By Louisa Dillon Chapter 63 – A Loving Brother

The man’s hair was short and neat. His long eyes exposed his strong determination and power. He smiled sarcastically.

His imposing manner was comparable to that of Nathaniel, and his eyes were even colder than his.

He walked through the amazed crowd and came to Nathaniel. His voice was exactly the same as the man’s in the video, “Lisa, or should I call you Miss Lambert? Do you like the wedding gift I give to you?”

Anastasia’s body trembled..

Demon!

“I, I don’t know you!”

While speaking, Anastasia tried to hide behind Nathaniel.

Even though he didn’t want to, Anastasia saved his life, Nathaniel protected Anastasia behind him.

Janet felt her heart was stabbed sharply when she saw Nathaniel’s action from the video. He still protected her.

Donahue’s face also turned cold. His eyes fell on Anastasia coldly, as if she was the most disgusting bedbug.

“You didn’t say that when you tried to get into my bed.”

“Mr. Donahue, enough is enough!”

Nathaniel interrupted him. His handsome face was tense and dark.

The wedding didn’t go well from the beginning. He was so anxious and couldn’t handle this anymore. He just wanted this

drama to stop as soon as possible.

“Mr. Donahue, I don’t think we have any grievances. Why do you target my wife at our wedding?”

Webster Group had always wanted to develop abroad businesses. Donahue’s Smedley Group was the most partner he wanted to

cooperate with.

The two stood facing each other. They were on the verge of braking out a fight. The atmosphere was tense. Winifred was frightened and didn’t dare to say a word.

Donahue sneered. Nathaniel was a somebody.

But he had awful taste in women. He was too stup*d to see through a woman.

He raised his eyes coldly, “I come today to seek justice for your ex-wife Janet Longfellow!”

His words were like a stone thrown into the river, causing waves.

Anastasia tightened her fingers. She couldn’t believe what she had heard.