CHAPTER 441: CHAPTER 441: A WORLD-SHATTERING WEDDING (2)

"With the looks of Second Young Miss Sutton, do you really think she deserves me to waste my efforts?" His sarcasm was sharp, and his strength was formidable, leaving Gina Sutton in a pitiful state.

Gina Sutton ignored everything else. That night, she suffered so much, and now, seeing the culprit in person, all her resentment, anger, and grievance surged forth.

Struggling to get up from the ground, she lunged at the man, tangling with him.

"If it weren’t for you, why would I be so miserable that night? It’s all your fault! It’s all you! Everything I’m going through now is because of you!"

The man seemed annoyed by the unreasonable and entangled woman, he forcefully pulled her off him. Gina Sutton was caught off guard, didn’t stand steadily, and awkwardly fell to the ground.

"Second Young Miss Sutton seems to be unclear about the situation. You should thank me! If it weren’t for me, could you have reached where you are today? Would you wear a wedding dress, waiting to marry into the Walyon Family? If it weren’t for my effort that night, would you have gotten pregnant and then successfully used a miscarriage to drive away your long-time rival, your own cousin? If it weren’t for me, you probably wouldn’t even qualify to be favored by the Walyons! Do you think with your looks, you would have been able to conceive Ryan Walyon’s child? I just want to know, if the Walyons knew all of this, what would they think?"

He knew far more than Gina Sutton imagined.

Summer Sutton was driven out of the Walyon Family due to her machinations, and so many knew about this incident, it wouldn’t be strange if it got out.

However, what Gina Sutton didn’t expect was that this man knew all her schemes!

Had he been watching her?

Gina Sutton suddenly felt as if the sky was about to collapse.

This man was far more difficult to deal with than she imagined...

Summer Sutton stood stiffly outside the lounge, silently listening to the conversation between the two, glancing toward the wedding ceremony lawn in the distance.

The wedding was about to start. If Gina Sutton didn’t show up soon, the Walyons would probably come looking, right?

Who would come?

Inside the lounge, it was eerily quiet.

Gina Sutton sat slumped on the ground, her ears buzzing with the man’s words; her body trembled violently.

Summer Sutton looked around, spotted a waiter passing by outside the lounge, went over, and gave him a tip, "Please help me inform Old Master Walyon, and tell him the bride has an issue and he should come over."

The waiter didn’t know much, nor did he ask further.

It’s just inviting someone over, such a simple task!

"Alright, I’ll go notify him right away!" Taking the tip, the waiter quickly went to the guest seats to find Old Master Walyon.

Summer Sutton returned to the wall outside the lounge, continuing to listen to the noise inside.

Inside the room, it was still silent. Gina Sutton seemed shaken by the man’s words, unsure how to respond.

Her face was pale as a ghost, slumping helplessly on the ground, cold sweat pouring down her face, forehead, everywhere.

Previously, when she received this man’s call, she had thought of countless ways to handle it.

But now, it seemed that this man knew everything about her, leaving Gina Sutton thoroughly caught off guard.

"Was it Summer Sutton who instructed you to do this back then?" Raising her face, she asked her most concerned question.

The man laughed coldly at her words, laughter somewhat ironic, "You really blame everything on others. Same old nature!"