Betrayal At the Altar by Dolores Delia

Betrayal At The Altar By Dolores Delia Chapter 6

Chapter 6

Everyone in the Johnson family was against Rachel’s relationship with Louis Smith after they learned that she had fallen for someone who wasn’t in the same social status. Rachel, being the stubborn mule of the family, estranged herself from her family, hid her status as the grandchild of the Johnson family, and joined the Smith family in toiling in the name of

love

Angered by her choice, Old Mr. Johnson cut all financial support as the ultimatum to force Rachel to return to the family.

Hence, he lost Rachel for three whole years.

Everyone in the Johnson family had waited for Rachel to change her mind for three years. Little did they know, they received the news of Louis ditching Rachel.

Rachel Grey was a descendant of the Johnson family and was entitled to the privilege of rejecting others, not the other way around.

What a nerve Louis Smith had.

Tom Johnson would not allow Louis Smith to escape unscathed after hurting Rachel. He would make sure this ungrateful man learned his lesson.

out the plan for me, Uncle Tom?” Rachel

and it is becoming difficult for him to manage the company. You know your Uncle Adrian and I are interested in something other than taking over the family business. So, we would be thankful if you could take over the family business.” Tom gazed at Rachel lovingly. “You can let me know if you have something else in your mind. You

simple words of assurance flooded Rachel’s

recalled when she went against her family, who loved her unconditionally, for al heartbreaker. She had so wanted to give herself a good slap for being such

brat.

all her might. She choked gratitude for the family that never

you?” Tom gently patted her head, his eyes full

the window. The sun shone brightly through the window,

a knitted sweater, Olivia Cruise watched Rachel from the hospital corridor, who was sitting alone under the

wearing a typical hospital gown and sitting alone under the tree, her air of elegance stood out among

of innocence in her look, graceful yet pure.

turning their heads for a second glance as she

street.

from behind caught Rachel off–guard, and she automatically turned toward the

as her lips lifted into a gloating smile, and it was a smile that screamed victory. “It has been so long, Rachel Grey.”