The Potter family was an ancient and respected n in Seamar City, second to none in terms of reputation and influence. Never in his life had Randy seen anyone disrupting any event hosted by the Potters. Debra said, "Just in case. Drake is unpredictable and violent. There''s nothing he won''t do."
"Alright. I''ll get ready. If he dares to show up, I''ll make him lose so much face that he''ll have to hide in Orkgate for the rest of his life," Randy replied.
Just then, Erica emerged from the banquet hall. "Randy, what are you dawdling for? There''s still a lot to do inside."
Debra''s face lit up with a smile. "Erica."Content ? copyrighted by N?velDrama.Org.
Erica froze for a moment before spotting Debra standing by a car. Erica''s eyes welled up, and she rushed over to hug Debra tightly. "Oh, sweetheart, I thought I''d never see you again." Randy tugged at her clothes, reminding her, "People are watching. Mind your image."
To the public, Erica was always known as an iron businesswoman. But in private, she and Randy were quite the goofy pair.
Erica swatted his hand away, dissatisfied. "Debra survived a disaster. I''m so happy. Why should I care about my image?"
"Alright, alright. Even if you cry your makeup off, no one would dare say a word," Randy said.
Satisfied with his ttery, Erica nodded and linked arms with Debra.
She whispered mysteriously, "Let''s go inside. There''s a surprise tonight."
Debra''s curiosity was piqued, but given
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Once inside, Debra found the grand banquet hall was already packed with people Some were close to the Potter and the Houston families, others to the Osborne and the Mathi@families, and some were executives of the McKinney Group. The rest were those whom Debra had poached from Drake''s party.
Debra''s entrance caught immediate attention. Erica had slipped away at some point, and the crowd parted to reveal a wide red carpet.
Before she could react, there was a loud pop, and petals rained down from the ceiling. Stunned, she looked at the end of the carpet.
There standing tall was Marion in a ck suit. His presence was reassuring, and his confidence was alluring.
The hall had been decorated with a sea of roses. The enticing burgundy was her favorite color.
"Debra, go on," Erica whispered from the crowd.
Another voice seemed to urge Debra forward as well. Forward, towards the path of happiness.
Debra took her first step, but someone suddenly spoke up from outside the hall.
"The Potter family sure knows how to throw a party."