Betrayal At The Altar (Rachel and David)
Chapter 256

Chapter 256

Chapter 256 A Serious Relationship.

While eating, Mary and David began to compete in secret.

They tried to do all kinds of things for Rachel. Passing the salt. Handing the tissue. Refilling her glass.

The two of them acted like they were fighting in an arena.

Rachel sensed the unusual atmosphere between them and could not help. but look at Mary..

Her gaze seemed to be saying, “What is going on between you two?”

Mary shrugged slightly and looked at David with a smile. “Sir, you haven’t introduced yourself.”

“David Jones, Rachel’s boyfriend.” After David finished speaking, he looked at Rachel with a gentlegaze that could drown someone.

Mary could not help but feel a chill.

Being intimate with David in front of Mary, Rachel felt uncomfortable.

Without batting an eyelid, she pulled her hand back and smiled. “Let’s eat.”

Mary saw all of Rachel’s small gestures. Her raised eyebrows immediately revealed a hint ofsmugness.

“Rae–Rae, how did you meet?”

In other words, your existence is not that important. I have never heard Rae–Rae mention you before.

Rachel pressed her lips into a line. “The day before I broke up with Louis.”

Coincidentally, it was the day of her wedding ceremony with Louis.

After being abandoned by Louis, she walked alone and encountered heavy

rain.

She was wearing a white wedding dress and trying to replace shelter from the rain. Then she wasaccidentally hit by his car.

Such a dramatic scene was the beginning of her encounter with David.

“You… He…” Mary’s shocked gaze fell on both of them back and forth.

She did not expect the man in front of her to be the man who had sent Rachel to the hospital, nor didshe expect him to be the owner of that suit!

“You hid it from me for so long and only told me now!”

When she looked up, David raised his glass and toasted Mary across the air. His eyebrows wereslightly raised, and the corners of his mouth curled into a

faint smile.

Damn it!

He was showing off!

Mary snorted and raised her chin proudly. She picked up the wine glass and drank it in one gulp.

During the meal, she noticed that David took good care of Rachel. Most importantly, none of the sidedishes that Rachel hated were on the table.

“Mr. Jones, how long do you plan to maintain your relationship with Rae–Rae?”

Upon hearing Mary’s question, Rachel tightened her grip on her knife and fork. She turned her attentionto David.

David said genuinely, “I’m serious about it.‘

Strangely, at this moment, Mary understood what he meant.

She was afraid that David was only playing with Rachel, and that Rachel might get hurt again.

But now, this man wanted to tell both Mary and Rachel that the original intention of the relationship wasto get married.

When Mary heard this, her hostility towards David decreased.

As a bystander, she had been observing the interaction between David and

Rachel.

She looked like she wanted to say something but didn’t because of Rachel’s presence.

“I’m going to the washroom,” Rachel said.

Mary asked, “Do you want me to go with you?”

Rachel shook her head. “I’ll be back soon.”

When the door closed, Mary changed her joking attitude and looked at David seriously. She saidbluntly, “Mr. Jones, I don’t know how deep your feelings for Rae–Rae are, but as an outsider, I don’tthink highly of your relationship.”

“Before you, she had a boyfriend who had been in love with her for three

years. The two of them were together through thick and thin. It wasn’t easy for them to enter thewedding hall, but that man still abandoned her in the end. Although I don’t know what you did to winRae–Rae’s heart, I want to say that since you chose her, please don’t do anything to hurt her.”

“This girl is so silly that it makes one’s heart ache. If others treat her well, she would want to repaythem with all her heart. She looks cold on the outside. But she’s very fragile on the inside. The moreshe cares about something, the more she pretends she doesn’t care. Therefore, please don’t bedeceived by her cold appearance. Please don’t let her down.”

David said, “Thank you for telling me this.”