Dangerous Love: You Are My One and Only Bride novel Chapter 437

Jackson and Tiffany’s seats happened to be next to each other during the return flight. The pair did not speak throughout the entire journey. The past few days seemed to have drained Tiffany. She put on an eye mask once she got onto the plane and fell asleep. Arianne was the one who woke her up when the plane landed.

They went home on their own.

It was past nine in the evening, and Arianne had just stepped through the door. Mark was behind, bringing the luggage. Initially, Henry wanted to send some staff members to greet them at the airport, but she refused, as she did not want to draw attention. If Henry were to do it, it would be a great display of extravagance.

A Tremont Estate housemaid suddenly stepped forward to greet them, “Madam, someone’s sent something over, saying that it’s for you.”

She wondered who it could be from, “What is it? Do you know who sent it?”

The housemaid shook her head, “I don’t know, I’ve never seen them before. I think it’s a letter.”

Then, the housemaid handed the letter over to her. Arianne stiffened when she saw it. It was in George Sloane’s usual stationary…

She accepted it and tore the envelope open then took out the letter. Every word in that letter tugged on her nerves; her breathing gradually quickened, her hands and feet went cold, and her body began to tremble. The letter was not addressed to her, but to Mark. However, the person who sent it had made it clear that it was for her. Were they hoping for her to find out the truth?

When she heard the footsteps behind her, she turned around in fright. Then, she backed away. Her cheeks had been stained with tears long ago.

Mark stopped and released the luggage in his hands.

He saw the letter in her hand and knew that he could no longer keep it from her. Ethan had seized the opportunity to send the letter over.

“Wh-why?” She couldn’t bring herself to formulate a complete sentence. She felt as if her breath had been caught in her throat. Everything in front of her gradually darkened.