Chapter 1337 - 1339: Let This Cup Be the Wedding Wine for Fennie and Me

These legs...

All these humiliations were brought upon her by Sophie.

She wants revenge, she must have revenge!

Let Sophie taste this heart-piercing pain too.

"Miss Raina Bell, is it?"

A man appeared in front of Raina Bell, who was picking out shoes. Hearing this, she looked up, seeing a stranger accurately calling her name, and immediately became cautious: "Who are you?"

The servant stood a little distance away. The man wore a uniform and looked like a clerk.

The servant probably thought he was just introducing something to Raina Bell and didn’t think much of it.

The man bent slightly, "Miss Raina Bell, may I speak with you alone?"

Raina thought for a moment, considering her keen instinct, the reason this person could find her and know her identity must be for something.

If not for her, then for the people around her.

Could it be Thomas Shannon?

Raina nodded, and the man escorted her to the lounge.

On the way back to the villa, the servant noticed that Raina seemed to be in a good mood, even though she had a sour face while shopping inside the store.

Now, a faint smile appeared on her face, clearly showing she was in a good mood.

The servant felt it was strange but didn’t dare to ask.

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Country F.

After getting off the airplane, Thomas Shannon didn’t immediately return with Sophie to Onassis Castle but went to the cemetery with Charlie River instead.

Since he was going to the cemetery, Sophie, as a daughter, couldn’t just not go.

Moreover, Thomas Shannon frequently going to the cemetery puzzled Sophie. What exactly was he hiding from her?

With Sophie present, Thomas Shannon bowed deeply to the tombstone, "Uncle and Auntie, Fennie and I have come to see you."

Sophie squatted in front of the tombstone, placing fresh flowers, and complained, "Daddy and Mommy, this bothersome fellow has come uninvited again. Don’t be angry. If you’re really mad, go find him tonight and settle the score."

No sooner had she spoken, her cheek was pinched.

Thomas Shannon said with a chuckle, "Fennie, don’t speak nonsense."

"Daddy, your Cecilia was bullied; remember to settle the score with him tonight."

Thomas Shannon cleared his throat, withdrew his hand, and squatted down to wipe the tombstone, "Uncle, I was joking with Fennie; don’t take it seriously."

"Daddy, this person is full of lies, don’t believe him."

Thomas Shannon frowned heavily, turning his head to glare at Sophie. Doing this deliberately, huh?

"Dare to glare at me?" Sophie puffed her cheeks angrily, "Mommy, look at him, this is how he bullied Cecilia."

"Alright, I admit I was wrong. Can you forgive me?" Thomas Shannon proactively sought reconciliation, "Don’t ruin my image in front of Uncle and Auntie."

As usual, Thomas Shannon let Sophie leave first while he stayed behind.

Sophie left first, and only then did Thomas Shannon instruct Charlie River to take out the prepared red wine.

Thomas Shannon poured the red wine into the wine glass. He stood up again and bowed deeply, "Father-in-law and Mother-in-law, Fennie and I are married. I hope you aren’t angry. I will take good care of Fennie, and please supervise me. If I let Fennie down, you may deal with me as you wish. Let this glass be the wedding banquet for me and Fennie."

He picked up the wine glass and gradually poured the wine onto the ground.

Sophie waited for more than half an hour before Thomas Shannon emerged from the cemetery.

As soon as he got in the car, Sophie interrogated him, "What did you tell my Daddy and Mommy?"

"Just reporting on your recent situation, don’t worry." Thomas Shannon patted her head and then said to the man in black, "To Prime Minister’s Mansion."

Sophie widened her eyes in surprise, "You..."