Hunter Warren finished speaking and didn’t forget to show a rare smile.
Faye Townsend breathed a sigh of relief in her heart; Hunter Warren was truly impressive.
His response could not have been more ingenious.
It both avoided the issue of his relationship with Sebastian Sheldon and subtly forced Sebastian to publicly confirm his relationship with Lucas Warren.
This way, if she were to disrupt her brother-in-law’s marriage again, it would undoubtedly look terrible.
Hunter Warren’s tactic of turning the tables was genuinely well played.
The old fox was indeed an old fox; it seemed this little rabbit needed to learn from the old fox how to leave others speechless.
Faye Townsend pursed her lips and smiled slightly as she looked at Sebastian Sheldon, "Sister-in-law, long time no see."
Sebastian’s face turned pale; she looked at the two of them and forced a smile, "Long time no see."
At this moment, she also knew she could only swallow this grievance.
With so many reporters present, if she acted too outrageously, it would not only damage Hunter Warren and Faye Townsend’s interests but hers as well.
This was something she neither could nor dared to do.
Hunter Warren held Faye Townsend even tighter, and facing the camera, he smiled at the reporters, "I’ve arranged private rooms upstairs for all the reporters.
The wedding is about to start, and I won’t invite everyone in to create chaos.
I hope everyone has a pleasant lunch.
If there’s anything you need, please speak to the manager upstairs.
Today is a good day; everyone, enjoy your meal.
Sister-in-law, aren’t you here to attend the wedding too? Let’s go in."
After hearing Hunter Warren’s words, the reporters left happily.
Hunter Warren stood there looking at the embarrassed Sebastian Sheldon.
Sheldon looked at him, at a loss for what to do.
He shook his head and ignored her, leading Faye Townsend into the hall.
Just as he was about to open the door, a low voice came from behind him.
"I’m sorry, I didn’t want this either. I had no choice..."
Faye Townsend unconsciously paused in her steps; she turned to look at Sebastian Sheldon, her face full of displeasure, "Don’t always say you have no choice; there are many ways to solve problems in this world. I only believe in taking action.
So stop using excuses like having no choice to dodge accountability and finding excuses for yourself."
Sebastian Sheldon raised her eyes, glaring back sharply at her, "You simply don’t understand.
Other peoples’ difficulties seem like just a story to you.
But the pain of the person involved is only known to themselves.
Today, Lucas Warren forced me to cause trouble.
He said if I didn’t, he would kill me. I... I’m very selfish.
I want to live, even if I have to use such despicable means to frame you. I want to live."
Hunter Warren, not turning back, replied coldly, "I don’t believe Lucas Warren would dare to kill someone.
Unless he wants to be unable to get back on his feet for life, under my hand.
So Faye is right, don’t use this as an excuse.
Sebastian, you must not forget yourself.
Back then, all I did was date you for a few years.
Must I be responsible for you for life because of that?
I’ve said it many times; I’m married, have my own family, and hope you can respect yourself in the future.
I don’t want today’s incident to happen again in the future. Remember, I won’t always tolerate such nonsense from you all."
For some reason, hearing Hunter Warren speak to Sebastian Sheldon like that made Faye Townsend feel incredibly satisfied inside.
It seemed Hunter Warren truly no longer had Sebastian Sheldon in his heart.
If he truly loved someone, he wouldn’t say words that could hurt them.
Sebastian Sheldon stood there sobbing, while Faye Townsend watched her slowly squat down.
Hunter Warren didn’t pay her any mind and led Faye Townsend through the door into the banquet hall.
The host from the Anchester Television Station’s entertainment live broadcast was doing the opening remarks for the wedding.
Hunter Warren’s voice gently reached Faye Townsend’s ears as she turned back to look at Sebastian Sheldon, "Don’t look; it has nothing to do with us."
The doors gradually closed, shutting off Faye Townsend’s line of sight.
Faye Townsend turned to look at Hunter Warren, her lips slightly upturned.
"I’m glad you didn’t look at her."
"Why? Would you be mad if I did?"
Faye Townsend shook her head, "The way she just looked, she really seemed pitiful.
I was afraid you’d feel sorry for her after seeing her."
"What does her being pitiful have to do with us?
Today’s your brother’s wedding; are you planning to spend it pitying those who were preparing to harm me?"
"What a joke; I’m applauding your firm stance, you silly." Faye Townsend mischievously glanced at him, "But how did you think to say those things to the reporters in such a short time?"