Goodbye, My Love

With a sorrowful expression, Keely tried her best to stir up trouble.

Aldo couldn’t stand Keely’s hypocrisy.

“What gives you the right to speak here?”

Stunned, Keely turned to face Marco, her eyes full of tears.

Marco ignored her.

Through gritted teeth, Keely said, “Mr. Torres, I’m from the Haywood family. You’re being rude. Did Loraine say something bad about me?”

Keely intended to keep up the charade, but Loraine never gave her the chance.

She called over the guards. “Take this woman away,” she ordered, pointing at Keely.

Angela’s Library

The guards carried out her order without delay.

Foreseeing her unpleasant future, Keely panicked. All text © NôvelD(r)a'ma.Org.

“What gives you the right to throw me out?”

Amused, Loraine replied, “This is a Torres family event. So you tell me; do I have the right to kick someone out?”

It suddenly dawned on Keely that Loraine was no longer the humble figure she used to bully.

All she could do was appeal to the Bryant family for help.

“Marco, Mrs. Bryant, please, help me!”

But Marco didn’t give a shit. He didn’t even look at her.

Keely was the one who tried to cause trouble. Why would he clean up her mess?

Since the castle’s collapse, Liza had given up on Keely, and was therefore no Longer on her side.

Following in the footsteps of Laura and Marina, Keely was thrown out of the banquet hall in disgrace.

Marco’s indifference to the Keely episode left Loraine somewhat confused. She cast a curious glance at his face. She had anticipated some pushback, but he hadn’t done anything to stop her.

How odd! Since when did Marco harbor such apathy for Keely?

After the departure of the troublemakers, Liza finally began her speech.

“Loraine, you and Marco were married for three years. How could you keep this from us the whole time? Why didn’t you tell us that you were from the Torres family? Didn’t you trust us?”