Leon had run away with Jennifer.
The Redson family didn’t find out until three days later.
Leon hadn’t shown up at the office once during those three days.
At first, Vivian and the rest of the family couldn’t get through to him and assumed he was just throwing a fit.
Then the company called and said Leon hadn’t been in for three days, and the paperwork was piling up.
That was when they finally sent people to look into it.
Only then did they learn that Leon was gone.
And he had taken Jennifer with him.
To put it bluntly, the two of them had eloped.
The Redson family nearly exploded.
...
A dark cloud hung over the entire estate.
Marianne was so furious that she hurled the teacup in her hand onto the floor beside Vivian’s feet.
“This was all your brilliant idea!
“Now look what happened. Not only did you fail to separate them, he actually took that girl and ran away with her!”
Wilson was just as furious.
His grandson had actually abandoned everything over a woman.
And not just any grandson.
Leon had always been the one he was most proud of.
Yet now he had done something this reckless for a woman.
Monique had rushed over as soon as she heard the news.
The moment she stepped inside and felt the oppressive atmosphere in the room, her chest tightened.
The two Redson elders certainly weren’t looking at her kindly.
Even Vivian, who had always been on her side, was now giving her a look that practically said, You couldn’t even hold on to one man?
Marianne glared at Vivian.
“So tell me. What are we supposed to do now? The invitations have already gone out!”
The wedding was getting closer by the day.
And Leon had vanished.
No matter what they tried, they couldn’t get in touch with him.
So now they had backed themselves into a situation they couldn’t even clean up.
“I asked you before whether you were rushing this,” Marianne snapped. “Weren’t you the one who said you were so confident in him?”
The older couple had worried from the beginning that Vivian was pushing too hard.
If they cornered Leon too much, something might go wrong.
But Vivian had confidently insisted that wouldn’t happen.


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