Secret Wealthy Marriage
Chapter 769: Dazzling Wedding (4)

Chapter 769: Chapter 769: Dazzling Wedding (4)

However, now, she only hoped that Jordy Wade could wake up soon. Even if they never got a marriage license or held a wedding in this lifetime, it was alright. She only wanted them to be together for as long as they lived, without ever giving up on each other.

"Julia Marshall has an unwritten rule. Any groom or bride who buys her designed bridal gown must sign a contract, a life-long no-divorce contract. If violated, the party seeking Julia’s services in the first place must pay a penalty three times the price of the bridal gown. You must know, Julia’s gowns are priced exorbitantly. Adding this bizarre condition, if the couple really wants to divorce, they might end up bankrupt," Celia Wade remarked casually. She had only heard of it, of course. Whether these were true or not, they didn’t really know.

"It’s true. We signed it too," Carolline Ruiz remembered. The contract Bryan Hawkins had signed on that day was the very same one. What made her curious was whether such a peculiar condition could stop a couple from divorcing if they had lost feelings for each other. "Have there been any divorces then?" she asked.

"Yes, only one pair. It’s Julia’s regret. Her dream was that any bride wearing her designed bridal gown would never have to experience the pain of divorce," replied Celia, nodding her head.

Carolline Ruiz: "..."

"Today is Carolline’s wedding day, let’s not jinx it by mentioning divorce. Carolline, you brought it up, better ’touch wood’ three times to ward off any bad luck. Only good spirits are welcome, not the bad ones," said Avery Graham, noticing the detour in conversation and hastily stopped it.

Why would anyone bring up the word ’divorce’ on such a joyous day? It’s really an ill omen.

Everyone tacitly remained quiet. Although Avery’s action was a bit exaggerated, they all knew that she was genuinely concerned about Carolline.

And on Carolline’s big day, such talk was indeed inappropriate.

"Have you thought about how you’ll mess with the groom later? For the sake of this wedding gown, he has surely enraged us a lot. Sisters, today is a great opportunity for revenge. I spent all last night thinking about it. Let’s discuss how we can get back at him," Mia Parker instantly shifted the topic. The groom would come to fetch the bride in less than half an hour.

Since they already had the bridesmaid money, they didn’t really need a lot today. Today was an excellent opportunity to settle any scores they had.

Mia meant they definitely shouldn’t be swayed by the showering ’money’ from the groom’s side again. Today, they had to fully enjoy seeing the groom’s embarrassments, otherwise, was it easy to marry Carolline from their home?

Divorce whenever you want, remarry whenever you want - why should he have the last say? If they let this continue, wouldn’t Bryan Hawkins bully Carolline to death in the future?

Carolline watched as the three others went to one side in secret to deliberate on their tactics. She sat there alone, feeling the serenity of the passing time.

At nine o’clock, the groom would come to fetch her. There were likely to be many hurdles for him, akin to passing five levels and slaying six generals. Jasmine Ruiz and Avie Ruiz from the Ruiz Family, along with her cousins, had prepared one level, which Carolline learned only yesterday through a call from Avie Ruiz. She had warned Carolline to be ready, and they were planning to give their brother-in-law a hard time, but asked her not to take sides.

She won’t take sides, and if she did, that would be something for the future. It was their big wedding day today, so let them create as much commotion as they want. It would become a beautiful memory when they were old.

Therefore, Carolline did not inquire about how they planned to bother Bryan Hawkins. Anyway, she chose him herself and believed in his capabilities. Even if he failed to cross the levels, she trusted they wouldn’t ruin their auspicious day.

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