Snatched a Billionaire to be My Husband novel Chapter 992

Vaughn was so weak now that he couldn't even walk by himself.

On a trip today, the butler pushed him here in a wheelchair.

After all, he was just rescued from death, and now he was recuperating with Cora's medicine.

Neither his doctor nor others were very much in favor of him coming to the wedding today, for fear that he would be too emotional and overwhelmed.

But Vaughn said, "I want to get her forgiveness, and I will get through it."

So in the end, everyone couldn't convince him. So they could only accompany him here.

Vaughn hid behind the big tree and watched Cora wearing a white wedding dress from a distance, and couldn't help but marvel in his heart.

It was so beautiful, exactly like the perfect bride in his fantasy.

He heard that in this life, it was very difficult to meet someone who attracted him.

Vaughn felt that he was lucky because he met the person who made her feel better.

It was a pity that when he met Cora, Cora already had someone in her heart.

Vaughn felt that he was unfortunate because he would end up regretting his whole life.

So he hoped that if there was an afterlife, God could arrange for them to meet early and become a couple.

Vaughn saw Cora looking at Byron with red eyes, and under the witness of everyone, she replied very firmly to the priest, "Yes."

At that moment, there was thunderous applause from the audience.

Vaughn saw that everyone was using their actions to bless Byron and Cora, so he silently looked away.

He hung the wedding gift he prepared for Cora and Byron on the top of the tree, and then told the housekeeper, "Let's go."

Seeing Cora getting married happily, he was also happy.

"Why are you covering my eyes?"

"That's something you can't watch." Georgia watched the kisses of Byron and Cora with relish.

"I can't watch, so why can you watch?" Martin protested.

"Because I'm already an adult, and I gave birth to my own baby!" Georgia smiled.

That day, Byron and Cora kissed each other inseparably at the wedding scene.

Jerry felt a little heartbroken watching it from the audience.

John asked him, "Do you regret coming to the ceremony now?"

But Jerry said, "I don't regret it. I can see her happily marrying, and she will be happy in the future. Everything is worth it. Loving someone does not mean possessing her. As long as she is happy, being a bystander is also worth it."