All Chapters of Mr. Frost’s Reluctant Prisoner Bride: Chapter 291 - Chapter 300

Julian had been gone for a long time and still hadn't returned. Vanessa wasn't anxious, nor did she care much, but the simultaneous disappearance of Perry made the situation somewhat peculiar.Belinda was frantic, glancing left and right. Yet, the wedding had already begun, the bride just making her entrance, bathed in light, her face radiant with happiness. Vanessa watched, genuinely wishing Monica blessings and offering a silent prayer that Adrian would treat her well after marriage. Belinda, however, couldn't wait.She suddenly stood up. Mrs. Kingston, her mother, seated beside her, tugged at her arm, but she ignored it, breaking free to search for Perry. Vanessa casually checked the time; Julian had been gone for at least twenty minutes. Smoking one cigarette shouldn't take that long.The stage lights dimmed slightly. Felix, acting as the best man, stepped down, his expression somewhat somber. He asked Vanessa out of the blue, "Where's Julian? Haven't seen him for a while.""I don

A slap for some peace of mind. For Vanessa, it was the most cost-effective deal she could make. She didn't feel the pain at all; on the contrary, it felt entirely worth it.Her husband was still giving his statement under investigation, yet she could calmly come to see Harvey."What happened? I heard Julian killed someone?" Harvey's expression was anxious, as if a major catastrophe had struck.At first, seeing Perry lying on the ground, covered in blood, Vanessa had indeed been startled. But when she learned Julian was the prime suspect, the shock vanished, replaced by hope. She saw the hope of finally breaking free from Julian."If only it were him," Vanessa wished with all her heart. "But even if it is, what then? His great-grandfather has countless ways to get him out. Yet, if I can do something during this time, perhaps the situation could change."Harvey was deeply worried about Vanessa. He feared she was too desperate, and might make a hasty,

Sitting in the car, gazing at the curtain of rain outside, Vanessa's mind was a chaotic mess.Her memory was filled with Ivy's face. The first time they met, Ivy had diligently taught her violin, patiently correcting her every mistake. Later, both Julian and Adrian had fallen for Ivy.Caught between them, Ivy was often in a difficult position.Vanessa had noticed, and driven by jealousy, she'd occasionally sneer, "Just be with whoever you like, isn't that simple?""How could I?" Ivy, whether out of bluntness or something else, suddenly blurted out, "You like Mr. Frost, so how could I..."Vanessa was no fool. She instantly understood Ivy's unspoken words. "So, you're in love with Julian?"Everyone knew. Back then, she'd been madly in love with Julian. Any woman who dared to get close to him, Vanessa would find a way to chase away or teach a harsh lesson.But Ivy was different. She was the best teacher, and Vanessa saw her as an older s

Belinda had been by Perry's side these past few days. She'd shed countless tears, and Mrs. Kingston, heartbroken for her daughter, incessantly cursed the Frost family from the sidelines. “They've been throwing their weight around in M City for ages, relying on their vast family and business, but they can't just bully people like this, can they? They almost took Little Song's life! How can they possibly pretend nothing happened?”“Mom, I’m fine.” Perry lay immobile, his lips pale, his voice a mere whisper. He said he was fine, but his words subtly shifted the blame towards the Voss and Frost families. “I work for Chairman Voss, and Julian is Vanessa’s husband. I shouldn’t hold such a grudge.”Belinda’s lips trembled, and tears immediately welled up. “He almost killed you! You’re telling me that’s not worth holding a grudge over?”“Belinda…”“I know!

Without Julian in the house, it immediately felt much emptier.The nanny finished dinner, and Vanessa dismissed her. She went upstairs alone, walking slowly to the dressing table, pulled off her earrings, and tossed them onto its surface.The next moment, she picked them up again and flung them violently into the trash can.Next went the necklaces and bracelets Julian had given her, the cosmetics, and even the antique ring he’d gifted her – all thrown in.Heaven knew, wearing these every day, Vanessa felt like she was shackled layer upon layer. Every day she yearned to be free of them, and this day had come sooner than she expected.Vanessa stood still, gazing at the unfamiliar house.She remembered six years ago, her first time here, when she had been humiliated, kneeling on the ground begging Julian. He had demanded she stay as a nanny, to serve Leila, as if to atone for her sins.Every single day here, she had felt utte