The convenient Bride novel Chapter 51

 

“Don't flatter yourself, Rosiley. Do you think you re worthy of an outstanding man?”

 

Hearing Rosiley insulting her, Rorey lost her patience and began to mock the former.

 

At this moment, a gentle voice suddenly spoke from the side, “Why is she not worthy of an outstanding man?”

 

They looked towards the source of the voice at the same time and saw a handsome man slowly walking towards them.

 

That man was elegant with an uninhibited and evil air. His charisma was genuine and breathtaking.

 

When they saw Payton, they responded in different ways.

 

Rosiley was calm and she knew that Sachin sent Payton to help her.

 

However, Rorey was blown away.

 

This man was so handsome, in luxury clothes and ornaments. His nobility was natural, and his aura outshone Yunis.

 

As for Yunis, he darkened his face and looked at Payton with hatred.

 

Yunis recognized the man.

 

Rosiley smiled at this man and got in his car that day. They seemed intimate.

 

“Who are you?”

 

Rorey asked immediately.

 

Payton didn't look at her. He walked straight to Rosiley and said, “You haven't finished dinner yet. Come on.”

 

“OK”

 

Rosiley smiled and went past Yunis and Rorey.

 

Rorey did not give up and asked again, “Hey, I'm asking you. Who are you? What is your relationship with Rosiley?”

 

Payton disliked Rorey's harsh questions. He replied in Rosiley's tone, “How is that any of your business?”

 

“May I have your name? This is Rorey, Rosiley's sister. lm Rorey's husband.”

 

Yunis couldn't help but ask.

 

Payton sneered, “Sister? Rosiley was an only child. When did she have a sister?”

 

Yunis and Rorey's faces changed.

 

“Mind your words, mister!”

 

“Am I wrong? She is just a home-wrecker's child from a previous marriage, and she doesn't use the same surname as Rosiley. She is not qualified to be Rosiley's sister.”

 

Payton sneered and mocked Rorey sharply.

 

Rorey was livid. She was about to say something, but Yunis stopped her. Yunis said to Payton, “Sir, you are terribly unkind."