"Dad, what are you saying? How can you make marry..."
"Uncle, I want no one but Skye Brown. Even if it’s another daughter of the Brown family, it won’t work."
Susan Brown’s words were cut off coldly by Gareth Williams, who had turned indifferent.
The steady large hand that was just on Susan Brown’s waist had withdrawn without warning.
Susan Brown suddenly lost support and almost fell.
Fortunately, Gloria Denham, who was already aware of her daughter’s situation, promptly went over to hold her up.
Otherwise, Susan Brown might have made a fool of herself by falling in public.
"Jojo, be careful..."
"Jojo, are you alright? How are you..."
Stewart Brown and Gloria Denham had only their daughter in their eyes, hurriedly going up to catch Susan Brown, their eyes full of worry and tension.
anwhile, Gareth Williams curled his lips coldly, his eyes filled with contempt for the Brown family’s overconfidence.
Ha...
No wonder the Brown family declined so quickly; it turns out Stewart Brown, the head of the family, is a complete fool.
The one he wants is Skye Brown, only Skye Brown—
If he couldn’t get the genuine, so be it, but trying to substitute with a forgery was unacceptable.
Compared to Skye, who is sotis seductive and charming, sotis cute and adorable, sotis so stubborn that it evokes sympathy and so strong that one can’t help but admire her.
Susan Brown is like a flower raised in a greenhouse.
A woman who mistakes ignorance for innocence and weakness for gentleness, just like those so-called young noblewon outside.
Truly, it doesn’t spark even the slightest interest.
"Miss Brown, I’m sorry—you can’t leave without the young master’s consent."
Just now, amidst the chaos in the living room, Skye Brown was already striding towards the door, intending to seize the opportunity to leave.
However...
The villa’s door was strictly guarded by Gareth Williams’s n.
This place, in na, is the Brown family ho, but it’s not an exaggeration to say it’s the Williams family ho.
Compared to the weak and short-sighted Stewart Brown, it’s Gareth Williams who truly has people controlling here.
"Skye, in such a hurry, where are you trying to go?"
Skye Brown was blocked at the door by the bodyguard.
A familiar voice wafted over from behind her.
She turned around to see Gareth Williams’s handso and gentle face.
"Gareth Williams, this is the Brown family ho. Stewart Brown has given permission to leave, so why are you stopping ?"
Skye Brown understood why Gareth Williams stopped her.
But she pretended not to understand and questioned him in return.
"Skye, why do you think I’m stopping you? You’re so smart, you must have guessed..."
Skye Brown’s eyes narrowed slightly.
It seems Gareth Williams is serious this ti—
She replied icily: "Just for Mia Williams? You really are a good brother, removing rivals for your sister so she can marry Dylan Wellington as she wishes?"
"Ha... you really are a little one who says one thing but ans another. Can’t you feel that I’ve already developed a strong interest in you? Skye Brown, instead of saying it’s for my sister, it would be more accurate to say it’s for you."
"For ? Just because of your inexplicable so-called strong interest?" Skye Brown chuckled, a hint of mockery flashing in her eyes.
"Mr. Williams, sotis I really can’t figure out what you so-called elite think. If you’re interested, is that a reason to confine here? You’re interested in , how co you don’t ask if I’m interested in you?"
"At the ball last ti, I made it very clear. The person I love is Dylan Wellington, and the person he loves is . Mr. Williams, you should know that Dylan and I are married. Aren’t you afraid of offending the Wellington family and becoming their enemy by doing this?"
Skye Brown didn’t want to use the Wellington family to threaten Gareth Williams.
But now, it’s clear that this is the only way to make Gareth Williams have scruples.
However—
"I certainly worry... But, if the rice is already cooked, and this is sothing the elders of the Wellington family are happy to see. Do you think I would still worry?"
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