The Day I Said I Do
He was obviously unwilling to go, but he was also unable to refuse.
I glanced at the two of them before nodding to the butler. "Let's go."
Without another word, I turned and walked toward the car. Gilbert and Cheryl reluctantly followed behind me.
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The ride was silent all the way to the Hughes residence.
As soon as we got out of the car, Edward was already standing coldly on the front steps, waiting for us. He had a stern expression, and his eyes were filled with restrained fury.
Looking at Gilbert, he ordered in an icy, emotionless tone, "Gilbert, repent in the living hall."