In the end, Renee didn’t feel like keeping this up, so she took the ne begrudgingly.


    She then held her hand out to Cecilia, who was still on the ground. She sounded rather helpless as she


    said, “Fine, I’ll take it. But you gave me the freedom to deal with it however I want, did you? So I’ll just


    be throwing it into the trash.”


    Cecilia didn’t seem mad and still showed a bittersweet smile. “Sure, throw it away. I can’t do it myself


    anyway, so you can help out instead… Just as I told Stef earlier, I admit defeat if you were the one I


    lost to.’


    The woman’s words made Renee extremely confused.


    ‘Huh? Aren’t they nning to elope? Why did they include me in this? And the whole admitting defeat


    thing… What does she even mean?!’


    However, she didn’t intend to ask any further questions. With Cecilia being the bride, she should be


    able to have the choice of eloping or going through with the wedding.


    ‘She can think about it on her own. Prying would only make it seem like I care about this a lot when I


    don’t care about their issues at all! Hmph!’


    Seeing how the sun was setting, the sea and the skies were painted in a lovely shade of reddish


    orange. Since the church was built with french windows, people inside were able to admire the


    incredibly romantic and gorgeous lighting.


    Just then, the bell rang, as it was time for the ceremony. The priest held up his cross, getting ready for


    the rituals while the guests took their seats.


    Everyone seemed exhrated about the bride and groom’s appearance.


    Renee, on the other hand, didn’t understand if the person in charge of arranging seats had something


    against her.


    ‘How could they arrange for Stefan to sit next to me when everyone knows we’re divorced.’


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    To make things worse, her old nemesis, Charlotte, was on her left.


    ‘Isn’t this giving me trouble both left and right?’


    She turned and looked at the cold iceberg next, then looked towards her ex -cousin-inw, who


    seemed to be putting up an attitude.


    As she was trying to get up, the priest announced the groom’s entrance, so she had no choice but to


    awkwardly sit back down.


    With that, Christopher entered the venue in a white suit, holding a bouquet of red roses in his hands.


    He then slowly walked to the holy statue elegantly.


    The women started cheering and screaming at the top of their lungs, absolutely in awe over the groom,


    as if he were their prince charming.


    ‘Oh my god, Christopher looks so good!”


    Renee was stunned as well, nearly getting up to her feet and pping profusely for the man. She


    thought to herself, ‘Dang, a bouquet of flowers? With this beautiful sunset? And a handsome man


    sincerely waiting for his bride to appear… What a wedding!’


    Just then, Stefan shot her a dirty re, despite having ignored her the entire time. He coldly said, “Why


    are you so excited about someone else’s wedding?”


    He wasn’t being loud, but he wasn’t exactly soft-spoken either, which resulted in the people nearby


    clearly hearing him.


    Renee blushed, and she clenched her fists angrily, retorting, “Why are you being like this, Mr. Hunt? I’m


    just trying topliment someone! If it makes you so unhappy, get on stage and fight him! Let’s see


    who the bride would pick at the end of the day!”


    “Don’t be foolish!” Stefan looked like he was about to explode, turning to the stage and swearing to


    himself that he’d just ignore the foolish woman.


    “Hah! Look at how upset you are. I’m just telling the truth!” Renee said, not understanding why the man


    was getting annoyed at this time.


    ‘He doesn’t have the courage to steal the bride, and he’s jealous of Christopher! So why is heshing


    out at me?! He only knows to take his anger out on the weak, like me!’


    Underneath the holy symbol, the priest was wearing a ck robe, with a vow book in his hand. He then


    spoke out to the other end of the church,” The groom has arrived, so it’s time to wee the bride!”


    Just then, solemn music resounded, and all the guests followed the priest’s signal, looking towards the


    bride’s supposed entrance.


    Yet, the bride didn’t show even after the music had stopped.


    “What’s happening? Why isn’t the bride here? Is this a test for the groom?”