Love Her to No End

Chapter 21 Public Apology

The Wedding Has Been Canceled! Mr. Xander Had Apologized to the Lingard Family Publicly, and Admitted His Failures in Educating His Son!

At ten that morning, Voguish Multimedia’s Nixon Magazine published an article with an eye-catching title. It was regarding the highly anticipated cancelation of the wedding between the Xander family and the Lingard family.

Even on the homepage of the magazine’s official website, there were reports about the interview.

In the article, Quentin bluntly stated that it was Zack who made a mess that led to the cancelation of the wedding between the two. He even shared that in truth, he and his wife were very fond of Michaela. Considering how things turned out, he hoped the incident wouldn’t cause any friction between the two families. In addition, he had offered his most sincere apologies to the Lingard family.

Apart from that, in the interview, Quentin repeatedly emphasized that he hoped the incident wouldn’t cause further speculations and criticisms. He also asked the media outlets to respect the Lingard family’s privacy. He then announced that the Xander family wouldn’t hesitate to pursue legal actions if any parties were to attack or slander the involved parties.

As soon as the article was published, it spread across the internet like wildfire.

Based on the previous reports surrounding the scandal between Zack and Lucille, the public quickly noticed the crux of the problem.

However, if anyone were to make any remarks regarding the Xander family and the Lingard family, the network engine would automatically indicate that an illegal act was being carried out.

At first, Michaela didn’t notice the interview done by Quentin.

When she eventually tabbed into the article, however, she noticed there wasn’t a single negative remark made by the public.

Even after a few attempts to refresh the page, the same result was shown. Right when Michaela tried to search for keywords regarding the wedding, the same illegal act indication appeared.

that moment, she suddenly recalled the words Jonathan said to

more was the attitude Quentin and his wife had shown regarding the matter. After the article was published, they’d have to bear all the responsibilities in this incident so that the Lingard family would suffer less damage. For an

seemingly come to an end, Michaela’s mood had been lifted quite a lot. She got changed and headed downstairs. After what happened the night before, the living room

cleaned up the place with the others, one could still see the

Hannah was sitting on the couch reading a magazine. When she saw her daughter coming down the stairs, she quickly kept the magazine aside and stood up with a smile. “You’ve come down just in time! We’ll head to the furniture store after our meal. Since we’ve used those for over twenty-odd years, it’s time for a change! You should come along and see if

expression wasn’t in any way unusual, her reddened and

broke the tacit understanding. Evidently, they were both deliberately avoiding talking about Jacob. However, they knew for certain their family would

you have to be at work today?” Without revealing her mother’s deliberate cover-up, Michaela glanced at the magazine before heading

her best to steer the conversation away from the solemn topic,

aching for her mother, she held Hannah’s arm and smiled faintly. “Mom, you don’t have

wrong? Are you unwilling to go out with

retorted, “Nonsense! Mom, you’re still young,

finish her sentence, Hannah smiled smugly and interrupted,

all of Michaela’s favorite breakfast dishes. Still, Hannah was busy bringing her more food. Indeed,

last night. The love her mother had shown her

a fancy Maserati was seen driving into Shappiray Mansion’s

had thick eyebrows and handsome facial features. With a dazzling diamond on his left ear,

a smile hanging on his face and a rolled-up magazine in his

Where are you?” His voice was deep and husky, and he sounded like he was on

porch, he rushed out and greeted, “Mr. Vincent, Mr. Xander is having

Vincent Sullivan smiled and greeted back, “Good