Five Years of Marriage to Mr. Bradford (by Koi Fish) novel Chapter 632

Chapter 632

Adeline eagerly pulled Casper forward. “Look how handsome and fashionable he is. What a great boy!” Handsome? Fashionable? Great boy?

Rebecca’s face stayed ice–cold. “If he is such a great catch, why don’t you marry him?”

Adeline was rendered speechless. Casper’s expression shifted, and so did his parents‘

Soren tried to salvage the situation, bowing slightly toward Dario. “My daughter is just too focused on her studies right now. She’s worried this will distract her. I’ll talk to her later and set her straight.”

“It won’t affect her studies,” Casper said quickly. “I’ll study with her.”

Dario looked thoroughly displeased. “Let’s leave it here for today.”

He turned to leave with his family.

“Stay for dinner,” Soren said quickly, then remembered there were only two dishes, and they had been put away. “We can eat at the restaurant at the village entrance. My treat.”

“Right! We’ll be family soon,” Adeline echoed, turning to Rebecca. “Becky, come on. Let’s go together.”

Rebecca had no intention of going anywhere with them, nor was she letting them walk away so easily. This nightmare had to end today, once and for all.

She had her own plan ready, but Darren beat her to it.

Darren’s gaze turned razor–sharp. “Go ahead. Go tell the school that Rebecca isn’t even an adult yet, and you’re trying to sell her off as someone’s wife. Let’s see if they call the police!”

Soren began wavering, while Dario frowned. “Who is this kid to your family?”

Soren was momentarily stumped, then a malicious grin spread across his face. “Kid, you like Rebecca, don’t you?‘ I understand young folks like you, but don’t be so impulsive.

“You’re still young and don’t understand how the world works. The Strickland family is simply beyond your reach.” “Money?” Darren unstrapped the expensive watch from his wrist and tossed it onto the table with a clatter.

Dario’s eyes narrowed, recognizing the brand. The watch alone was worth more than the engagement gift he had offered. “Who are you? Who are your parents?” Dario asked in a low, curious voice.

“Not worth mentioning,” Darren snorted. “There are plenty of rich people in Soliaridge. Money is the most insignificant thing in the world.”

Dariu’s heart sank. He might have stumbled upon the son of a truly powerful family.