Revenge Of The Jilted Bride (Ophelia) novel Chapter 149

Chapter 149 

The two–level banquet hall on the ship was opulent, filled with the scent of wealth. Even the burgundy and gold patterned. carpet was custom–made, worth tens of thousands per square meter. 

Ophelia surveyed the banquet hall and noticed that every man was accompanied by a spouse or a date. Servers in white shirts and black vests moved through the crowd, carrying trays 

She wore a simple white blazer and slightly heeled shoes, with white wide–leg trousers that made her legs look longer. 

Her attire was quite understated compared to the luxurious dresses around her, but her appearance ensured that she wouldn’t go unnoticed. 

Since earlier that year, the Carnegie family had hosted a family recognition event, causing many to immediately recognize her as Theo’s god–granddaughter. 

Everyone who attended the recognition event knew she was Kenneth’s wife, Kenneth himself had confirmed it. 

Additionally, Kenneth was nothing like the rumors claimed; he was neither disabled nor close to death 

The background of the Sinclair family was complex, and people were afraid that one slight misstep could erase both themselves and their families. 

So, everyone kept Ophelia at a distance, and not even a fly dared buzz near her. 

After greeting the Carnegie and Reyes families. Ophelia turned around and saw a vaguely familiar figure. 

She hadn’t expected to see her here. About ten meters away, Phoebe wore a royal blue sequined gown, exuding a remarkably cool and noble aura. 

She was stunningly beautiful, with flawless makeup, catching the eye of many men around the room. 

Phoebe’s gaze happened to meet hers in the air. Ophelia looked away, but Phoebe walked over with a smile as if seeing a long–lost friend. “Elia, can I call you that?” 

“Whatever,” she said. 

Phoebe took a glass of champagne from a nearby waiter’s tray and handed it to her. Ophelia glanced at the champagne in the glass, accepted it politely but had no intention of drinking it 

“Didn’t Kenny come with you for tonight’s dinner?” Phoebe looked around with a gentle, intelligent smile that felt like a breath of fresh spring air. Her appearance and demeanor were what most men would find appealing. 

Ophelia said, “No, I came alone.” 

She thought, If you have something to say, just say it directly 

If it hadn’t been for Chloe’s investigation, she would never have believed that the innocent, charming, and approachable girl in front of her was the heiress of a Yoskela mafia. 

They exchanged a glance, both wearing faint smiles without any extra emotion. 

s a kid, without a 

Phoebe said, “I’ll have to talk to him about it. How could he not come with you! He’s just like when he was a clue about socializing with girls.” 

Although Phoebe’s tone was reproachful towards Kenneth, it was undoubtedly a display of her familiarity with him. Ophelia thought, ‘So she is actually planning to retreat in order to advance. Since she’s so eager to talk, let’s just let her say it 

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Chapter 149 

Ophelia rested her chirrin–her hand, her smile was as harmless a kitten’s. So you guys knew each other when you were kids, right?” 

“Yeah! I was living in Milagia back then, and Ivy was my neighbor Kenny and I pretty much grew up together until he moved back here, and we didn’t see each other for over a year.” 

“Wow, you guys were childhood sweethearts?” Ophelia looked like a fangirl listening to a celebrity story, without a hint of 

annoyance. 

There was a hint of scrutiny in Phoebe’s eyes. She thought, Is she pretending?” 

“Kind of But Elia, don’t get me wrong, Kenny and I…” 

“Can you tell me any embarrassing stories about Kennie when he was little? Ophelia interrupted her, looking intrigued. 

A flicker of surprise appeared in Phoebe’s eyes, and it took her a couple of seconds to realize that by “Kennie,” she meant Kenneth. 

“Sure! I remember Kenny being so distant as a kid. The girls in our class would ask me to give him chocolates. For some reason, every time I handed them to Kenny, he’d get upset.” 

It seemed like Kenneth had liked her from a young age, getting annoyed whenever she brought gifts from other girls. Her words had the typical vibe of a “first love that never dims.” 

Ophelia raised her eyebrows slightly; if she hadn’t already known that Kenneth’s feelings for her were long–planned, she might have actually felt a hint of jealousy. 

Phoebe continued enthusiastically. “Don’t was so well–behaved when he was 

fooled by how mature Kenny looks now; deep down, he’s still just a big kid. He not a troublemaker like he is now.” 

She wore a sweet smile as she excitedly recounted stories of her and Kenneth’s childhood. Ophelia listened with great 

interest. 

These stories were a mix of truth and exaggeration–while the incidents might be real, that didn’t stop Phoebe in front from twisting or purposefully misrepresenting them to mislead her. 

“Why don’t you take a sip of water, Ms. Davidson, before you continue?” She “considerately called over a waiter and got a glass of plain water, handing it to Phoebe. 

“Thanks.” Phoebe said as she sipped the water, the smile on her lips gradually fading. “Let me think about it when I get back home, and I’ll tell you more another time.” 

“Sure!” Ophelia replied with a naive tone. 

Phoebe smile was almost gone after hearing her response. 

She thought. ‘Is she truly unconcerned, or just pretending? If she is pretending, she is doing an incredibly convincing job! 

This made her wonder Ophelia’s love towards Kenneth. 

“So… how did you two get together?” Phoebe asked curiously.