My Secret Billionaire Husband
Chapter 1422 - 1336: Are You Provoking the White Family?

Chapter 1422: Chapter 1336: Are You Provoking the White Family?

So later on, she discarded the idea of arranging Rebecca Kelloway’s marriage to the Heath family.

However, when Lady Patrice saw that both Heath brothers had brought their dates to the banquet that night, she felt extremely displeased.

If both Heath brothers were normal and interested in women, that would mean they really weren’t interested in her daughter.

Rebecca’s face was even more sullen than Lady Patrice’s, and she gritted her teeth so hard that she almost shattered them, saying angrily, "Two shameless sirens. The Heaths have the worst taste in women, they actually like this kind of siren."

Her voice was quite loud.

As Gary White was conversing with Denver Lancaster, he heard her and turned his head, glaring at her, "I advise Ms. Kelloway to be more careful with her words. Is it the Kelloways’ education to teach you to slander others behind their backs like this? The Heath family and the Kelloway family have been old friends, do you think it’s appropriate for you to say such things?"

Gary White didn’t look like a person with a good temper in the first place, and when he kept a straight face, people didn’t even dare to breathe heavily in front of him.

He didn’t give Rebecca any face at all.

As soon as he finished speaking, Rebecca’s face changed instantly.

She hadn’t noticed that Gary White was nearby just now.

Nor did she think that her words would be overheard by others.

Seeing Gary White defending Joanna Lawrence like this, Rebecca felt both furious and jealous, but she didn’t dare to retort.

The current Kelloway family could no longer afford to let her act on her whims as in the past.

In the past, others had to watch her face before speaking.

But now, she had to watch others’ faces before speaking.

Let alone the White family, even those lesser, smaller households were no longer people the Kelloways could afford to offend at will.

Rebecca hated her current predicament to the core.

All that she was going through was a humiliation to her.

Seeing her daughter’s aggrieved appearance, Lady Patrice couldn’t help but feel pity and said, "Gary, you’ve said it yourself that the Kelloway family and the Heath family are old friends. Rebecca just dislikes those two women and feels sorry for Mr. Brandon and Mr. Ashton, where did she go wrong? Moreover, those two women shouldn’t have anything to do with you, is it necessary for you to speak up for them?"

"In my opinion, Rebecca is right, those two women don’t look like good women at all. The Heaths’ tastes in women are indeed poor. They don’t appreciate the good ones and only have their eyes on this trash. What kind of vision is that?"

In Lady Patrice’s words, there was a hint of resentment for Rebecca.

Her daughter was excellent in every aspect, far superior to those two women by countless times. Both Heath brothers must be blind to not see her daughter’s worth.

When Lady Patrice said these words, she didn’t know about the relationship between Joanna Lawrence and the White family.

So, when she saw Gary White’s face getting colder and his gaze sharp like a knife, she was taken aback and looked at him with a hint of confusion, not knowing where she had gone wrong.

"Lady Patrice," Gary White spoke again, his voice reaching the utmost coldness, void of any warmth, "You speak ill of my sister in front of me. Are you provoking the White family?"

"My sister is the best woman in this world, and she’s worthy of any man. The White family doesn’t lose out to the Heath family in any way. My sister and brother-in-law are a match made in heaven, both handsome and beautiful, matching in social and economic status. They couldn’t be more compatible, and it’s none of your business to pity them."

Lady Patrice was stunned for a few seconds, and then her face changed.

"What, your, your sister? I thought your family was still looking for..."

"I really thought that the Kelloway family had taught their daughters well, that they were well-behaved and sensible. I didn’t expect the Kelloways’ education to be so terrible!" Madam White, who arrived late, had just rushed over and heard someone badmouthing her daughter.