Rebecca Lowell doesn’t think much of Marcus Walsh right now, but the possessive side of a woman got the better of her. Seeing a man she dumped around another woman so quickly left her feeling a bit uneasy.
"Marcus! I can’t believe you have no taste, to fall for someone as useless as Sunny Hale!"
Upon hearing Rebecca’s words, Marcus frowned deeply.
What nonsense is she spouting?
With a proud and arrogant look, Rebecca snorted coldly, "Someone of your status can only go for someone like Sunny. It’s laughable!"
After speaking, she turned her cold gaze to Sunny, and sarcastically taunted, "Sunny, the man I discarded is apparently your treasure now. One trash, the other a con artist—you’re truly a perfect match!"
After mocking Marcus and Sunny, Rebecca turned away haughtily.
Millie Langley had been listening to Rebecca the whole time from the back, and she felt utterly shocked.
Did Rebecca mean she dumped ’President Lancaster’? But hasn’t she been bragging about being with President Lancaster all this time? The source of thɪs content is Novᴇ(l)Fɪre .ɴᴇt
She recalled Marcus’ words at the hospital about not being President Lancaster.
Perhaps he’s really not President Lancaster, and Rebecca ditched him after knowing his true identity.
Sunny Hale was also feeling complicated as she looked at Marcus. Unlike Millie, Sunny had a personal conflict with Rebecca. Hearing that Marcus had been with Rebecca made her feel uneasy, not knowing what to say.
How could he fall for someone like Rebecca?
Seeing their expressions, Marcus took a deep breath, "Let’s leave here first, then talk."
The three of them left Wayne Yarbrough’s hotel and went to a night snack stall.
They ordered some barbecue, and Marcus bought a bottle of alcohol. Sunny was a bit worried about whether his current health could handle drinking.
However, Marcus was feeling very frustrated, and he needed the alcohol to numb himself and ease his inner turmoil.
Marcus then gulped down half the bottle and slowly began to retell everything about Rebecca Lowell from beginning to end.
Starting from when Rebecca first approached him to when she warmed his heart with her care. Marcus had been an orphan since childhood, constantly lacking a sense of security and easily moved, so he quickly fell for the gentle and considerate Rebecca.
He never expected that after his revealed identity wasn’t President Lancaster, Rebecca’s attitude would change a full 180 degrees.
Now, Rebecca had become someone completely unlike the kind-hearted girl he thought he knew—she was rude and unreasonable, nothing like the girl he remembered.
Marcus wondered if the Rebecca he fell for was just an illusion.
Listening to this, Sunny and Millie seemed to understand the situation, and they looked at Marcus with a face full of sympathy.
Sunny spoke up, "Marcus, this really isn’t your fault. I used to work alongside Rebecca at the Sinclair Group, so I know her well. The gentle and considerate woman you mentioned isn’t her. Rebecca is capable of anything for her own purposes!"
Marcus looked at Sunny, bewildered.
All this time, he had been drowning in self-doubt, sometimes blaming himself for revealing his identity to Rebecca, and at other times resenting Rebecca’s ruthlessness. But after venting all his emotions, nothing changed.
He didn’t expect someone to tell him he wasn’t to blame.
Marcus felt all his stress loosen up.
He felt much better, "Can you keep my identity a secret?"
Perhaps Nina Sinclair doesn’t yet know that Julian Lancaster is President Lancaster, and he couldn’t just spread the word recklessly.
Millie suddenly realized something and asked, "If you’re not President Lancaster, then who is?"