Betrayal At The Altar By Dolores Delia novel Chapter 131

Betrayal At The Altar By Dolores Delia Chapter 131

Rachel Grey widened her eyes in shock. 

She could not believe what she just heard. 

Examine? 

How would she examine that? 

She cleared her throat, trying to suppress the surge of emotions. “You’re excellent for 

sure.” 

“Is that so?” David Jones looked at her with a meaningful smile. “But how do you know that without experiencing it for yourself?” 

Rachel took a deep breath and met his gaze fearlessly. Her almond–shaped eyes conveyed her sincerity. “I have confidence in you.” 

As soon as she finished speaking, silence ensued. 

Then, the man let out a chuckle. 

His alluring laughter echoed within the car. “Then why don’t you tell me why you have such confidence in me?” 

Rachel did not know how she should reply. 

No matter how she answered this question, she would be stepping into his trap. 

She could only remain silent and silently curse Mary Green in her heart! 

The car continued on its journey. Rachel still did not speak. She just lowered his 

eyes. 

David glanced at her. Her facial features were striking, and he could vaguely see the blush. on her fair cheeks. 

He smiled subtly. 

His intuition told him that she would be mad if he continued to tease her. 

Just as he was about to say something, he saw a suspicious–looking car in the rearview 

mirror. 

The black car carefully tailed them and used other cars as cover from time to time. It was obvious that the driver was an expert at this. 

David’s eyes narrowed slightly, and a cold glint flashed in his eyes. 

He silently sped up the car. 

Rachel, who was sitting in the front passenger seat, sensed the sudden increase in speed. She frowned and turned to look at David. “What’s wrong?” 

“Sleep for a while if you’re tired.” David hid his hostility and looked at Rachel. 

Rachel didn’t say anything. She glanced at the rearview mirror and naturally discovered the black car that had been following behind their car. 

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eyes narrowed, and there was a hint of coldness in her gentle voice. “Can you shake them off?” 

David’s thin lips curled up slightly. “Rae, don’t question your man’s ability.” 

“Are they here for you?” There was no panic on Rachel’s face. Instead, she was calm and composed. 

“I don’t think so.” 

His whereabouts had always been hidden. No one could discover his whereabouts. 

Rachel understood the situation now. “It seems like I’ve implicated you.” 

Her casual tone aroused David’s curiosity. 

What exactly had she experienced? 

He gathered his thoughts and asked calmly, “Are you afraid?” 

“I’m not afraid.” Rachel looked at him with a placid smile. “I have you with me. At most, we’ll perish together.” 

“I can’t bear to.” 

The girl he loved should grow up under the scorching sun and enjoy the light of everyone’s attention, not be accompanied by bones and yellow soil. 

“Can we play a song?” 

“Go ahead.” 

Rachel reached out and turned on the player. A melodious violin tune sounded from the car’s speakers. 

The Love That Transcends Time. 

It was a song Rachel was familiar with. 

David noticed the surprise that flashed across Rachel’s face and asked casually, “Do you like violin pieces?” 

Rachel curled her lips into a smile. “I don’t like it, nor do I hate it.” 

David did not continue the conversation. 

His silence surprised Rachel. “Aren’t you curious?”