The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 88 His Sincerity Was Genuine
The man’s cold and restrained voice made Marion’s heart beat faster. Her hands hung down by her sides, like an elementary
school student standing in
punishment, not daring to make any more movements.
Lucas observed her for a moment. “Did your foot get bumped just now?”
“No, it didn’t.” She raised her head to look at him, and whether it was an illusion or not, his black eyes did not seem angry.
Marion sighed in relief. “I’m sorry, Mr. Craig.”
Lucas pulled her wheelchair over. “Sit down.”
The commotion earlier was quite loud. If Lucas had not acted quickly, Marion might have fallen onto the food trolley.
The trolley carried hot soup, and the consequences could have been dire.
Considering Marion’s recovering right leg, a fall might have resulted in another fracture, making the recovery uncertain.
As Marion settled into the wheelchair, the restaurant manager came over to apologize. “Miss, I’m sorry. You didn’t fall, did you?”
Marion did not want to make a fuss, given that it was partly her impatience that caused the incident. “No, I didn’t fall. This area is
a bit slippery. Please have someone clean it up.”
“Yes, I will. I’m so sorry, Miss. A pot of soup spilled just now, and we might not have cleaned it up thoroughly. You’re really lucky.
To express our apologies, we’ll offer you an 80% discount on your dinner tonight.”

An 80% discount... Marion calculated and realized it would save her more than a thousand dollars. It was indeed a sincere
gesture.
Just as she was about to speak, Lucas, who had been silent, suddenly interjected, The ambiance of your establishment doesn’t
quite match the pricing of your dishes.”
The manager stiffened, and he glanced at Lucas.
The manager of the upscale restaurant was accustomed to seeing numerous people come and go every day, so he recognized
Lucas’s aristocratic demeanor at a glance.
The atmosphere instantly became chilly and tense. Lucas placed his hand on the wheelchair’s handlebar. “Forget the discount,
let’s settle the bill.”
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He handed over his card. The manager was momentarily silenced by Lucas’s imposing aura and could only accept the card
while apologizing. He had also arranged a gift for Marion.
After settling the bill, the manager regained his composure and continued to apologize as he presented Marion with a gift.
“This is a small token from us. Please accept it, and we hope tonight’s incident didn’t spoil your mood for the date with this
gentleman.”
Marion looked at the bag and instinctively glanced at Lucas. He looked back at her. She resembled a rabbit that just had its food
stolen.

Lucas found it amusing, and his usually aloof expression softened. “Take it.”
Marion looked at the manager and responded without hesitation. “Thank you, but I’m not injured. You don’t need to feel so guilty.”
“It was our negligence.”
Lucas was growing impatient. He immediately pushed the wheelchair towards the exit. Marion was curious about the contents of
the bag, but she did not want to open it immediately as they had not completely left the restaurant.
Meanwhile, Ruby stood at the checkout counter, watching Marion being pushed towards the door by Lucas. She bit her lip.
“Miss, here’s your card.”
The cashier’s voice brought her back, but Ruby did not want to meet those piercing black eyes.
That seemingly casual glance appeared as if it could see through her.
Her hands trembled, and in her distraction, she failed to catch the card. It fell to the ground.
While the cashier apologized, she picked up the card, briskly walked out of the restaurant, and headed towards the exit.
Chapter 89 Who Would Not Like It?