All Chapters of Goodbye, Mr. Ex: I've Remarried Mr. Right: Chapter 1871 - Chapter 1880

Debra's heart sank as she watched Andrew and Sherry chat happily.It looked like the rumors were true.When Erica didn't reappear, Debra figured Barton had stopped her. Worried about a scene, she headed into the hotel.Outside the hall, only Barton stood guard. There were no signs of Erica."Did you see Erica?" Debra asked.Barton smiled, "Miss Frazier, are you here to see Mr. Andrew Potter?"Debra blushed. "I...""He is inside. If you've got questions, why not ask him yourself?" Barton said.Debra hesitated. "Isn't he with someone important? Would it be weird if I just walked in?"Barton just stepped aside, gesturing for her to enter.She paused, then stepped into the restaurant. Surprisingly, Sherry was gone. Andrew sat alone by the window, the table cleared and reset with new dishware.She approached, confused. "Where is Miss Howell?"A server pulled out a chair for her. "Please, have a seat."Debra sat, baffled.Andrew didn't answer, just signaled for the server to br

On Debra's graduation day, the Potters set the wedding for a month later.Everyone knew the Frazier family princess was marrying the Potter family head. News outlets scrambled for headlines.The day before the wedding, Debra sat at home, gazing at her reflection with bridal makeup. A shy smile was on her face.Her mother entered, beaming. "Girl, you look stunning. You'll be the prettiest bride tomorrow."Debra blushed. "Mom, was Dad this romantic when you two got married?"Andrew had gone all out, designing her wedding dress and planning every detail. She hadn't lifted a finger.Lori sighed, "Don't even get me started on your dad. He looks all scholarly, but on our wedding day? Total mess. Flubbed the vows, fumbled everything, and addressed my dad formally like doing business. And he couldn't hold drinks, passing out cold that night."At the door, Gael shivered, unsure if he should enter or flee."Dad?" Debra called out.He flinched, then tried to sound calm. "Just checking on

At seven, it was time for the groom to fetch the bride.Erica was on high alert. Debra, in her room, thought she heard car engines."They're here," she said.Erica blinked. "Here? Where?"They hadn't heard anything, but soon footsteps echoed upstairs."They're coming! Your ears are sharp," Randy exclaimed, joining the others at the door.But then, the footsteps stopped.Erica tensed up. "Andrew?""It's me," Andrew replied, calm and direct.Debra blushed, and Erica grinned, "You know the rules. Gotta answer all my questions to get in.""Sure.""First question! What's the longest river in the country?""The Khoralith.""Second! What's the second longest?" "The Frostglen.""Third...""Wrap it up. You're gonna make us late," Randy cut in, baffled by her random trivia."Ugh, almost done. Quit interrupting." Erica swatted his hand. "Third question! What's the shortest river?"Andrew fell silent, and she smirked, "Stumped, huh? Guess you're not as sharp as they say."Andre

With Stanley's issue resolved, Randy and Erica returned to the country and threw a celebration bash.It was less a victory party and more a chance to catch up and gossip.Lillian and Solomon sat bored at the table, listening to the adults' bragging."Back in the day, Marion was a legend. Now? Total letdown," Randy sighed. "No joke, when Marion showed up overseas, the whole scene shook. Who would guess 20 years later, he's a stay-at-home dad?"He shook his head. "Time's a cruel thing."Lillian leaned toward Solomon. "When's your dad gonna stop blowing hot air?"Solomon, piling her plate. "He's old and loves spinning tall tales. Eat your food.""Uncle Robert never brags.""He barely talks."Nearby, Robert and Drake sipped drinks, overhearing the kids.They exchanged amused looks. Kids today had no clue what they'd been through. They wouldn't talk like that if they did."Lillian, come here," Drake called.Lillian went over. "What gift for me today?""Want a smack instead?" Drake teased, p

"No way," Drake said, shrugging. "I've got you guys. If I get canned, I'll open a shop with my savings. With you watching my back, it'll be fine."Robert smacked his head. "Dream on. You know what happens to those who leave the Bernard family or get eliminated."He paused and added, "Think about our old crew. What happened to them? As long as Shawn sees value in us, he won't let us go. Want to end up begging on the streets? I'll toss you some cash."Drake went quiet. He was just joking.Deep down, he knew once one was in this muck, getting out was almost impossible. They might be stuck with the Bernards forever, always a bodyguard ready to take a bullet."Marion, what's your take?" he asked.Seven years had passed since they met. They had a bond now, with Marion as their brain. In danger, they trusted his judgment."I'm staying," Marion replied blandly.Drake frowned. "You never thought about leaving?"With his ability, Marion could have thrived anywhere else. He didn't have t