Shattered Illusions Love Lies and Redemption (Lizetta and Remington) novel Chapter 431

On the day of the wedding, the heavens seemed to frown upon them. The sky was a gloomy shade of gray, heavy clouds billowing, creating a somber atmosphere.

The wedding was set at the Platinum Five-Star Hotel owned by the Dashiell Group.

Lizetta, adorned and waiting in the dressing room, noticed Remington was still absent.

“Take a sip of water; don’t be nervous. I’ll be right by your side,” Yolanda, now in her pastel pink bridesmaid dress, handed Lizetta a warm cup of water.

Lizetta took the cup but didn’t drink, smiling at Yolanda instead, “I’m fine, really.”

It seemed Yolanda was more nervous than Lizetta, who felt ready to face whatever came her way.

Just then, the door to the room swung open.

Lizetta looked over, and immediately stood up, smiling, “Camille, Lucian, you made it.”

Lucian was decked out in a tailored white suit and a checkered tie, looking striking and refreshing, even his hair perfectly in place.

And in front of him, with a gentle demeanor, her hair elegantly bundled with only a simple jade pin, and wearing a purple gown that spoke volumes of her grace, was Mrs. Camille Dashiell, Lucian’s mother.

“Liz, congratulations to you and Remington. I’ve also prepared an extra wedding gift for you.”

Camille was kind and gentle, who liked Lizetta and always treated her warmly. She handed Lizetta a velvet jewelry box, which took Lizetta by surprise.

“Thank you, Camille. May I open it?”

“Of course.”

“You look so pretty. Remington is fortunate to marry you, Liz,” Camille admired, gazing at Lizetta. The latter smiled, just as an unwelcome voice chimed in.

“Let’s not get ahead of ourselves, Camille. Does Lizetta marrying Remington mean he’s climbing social ladders? If you thought so highly of her, why didn’t you ask Fiona to...”

It was Hanna and Shirley making their entrance, Hanna’s tone as haughty as ever.

The matriarch had once favored Lizetta, even attempting to match her with Lucian, and Camille liked Lizetta, too. However, after that night, bringing up such matters was inappropriate.

Hanna’s insinuation was clear: she intended to embarrass Lizetta.

But Lizetta didn’t let her finish. Stepping forward, she firmly said, “I’m ready for this. Your help isn’t needed here. Please, wait in the reception hall.”