Chapter 442 Georgia's

• Hands hung down on both sides of her thighs, clenched and loosening repeatedly. But Georgia still couldn’t think of what she should do. Cora felt awful seeing that Georgia’s eyes were red, but no tears ran down. So Cora stepped forward. “Their wedding is in the side hall. Let me get you there,” Cora said. Georgia froze but nodded. Then, Georgia walked to the side hall with Cora. The wedding layout might be grand in the eyes of others. But for Georgia, who grew up in the Hansen family and got used to all kinds of big scenes, this was too simple. However, Georgia did fantasize about her wedding with Lenard. Georgia even thought that if the Hansen family did not accept Lenard, they would hold an ordinary wedding like today’s. It was just that Georgia never thought that Lenard did hold an ordinary wedding, but the bride was not hers.
• When Georgia came to the side hall, looking at Lenard, who was dressed in a high-end suit and had his hair full of pomade, Georgia felt like she was hit on the head by someone... It was Lenard. It was him. The man who promised to marry her next year on the phone last night, who asked Georgia to sleep well and wait to be a beautiful bride, was holding another woman’s hand today, receiving everyone’s blessings. Lenard smiled with his white teeth exposed, exceedingly shining and as eye-catching as the thick gold chain around his neck. Also eye-catching were the dazzling gold rings on his ten fingers when Lenard was toasting with guests. Lenard, whose body shone with golden light, made Georgia feel distanced.
• For a while, Georgia wondered if they had the wrong person. In this world, there was a person who looked very similar to Lenard and had the same name. So whether it was Georgia or Cora, they were confused. Georgia took out her phone and dialed Lenard’s number to verify it. But when Georgia made the call, the groom paused toasting. Lenard even took out his mobile phone and looked at the caller. Maybe Lenard thought it was inappropriate to answer Georgia’s call on such an occasion, so he hung up the phone without expression, ready to continue toasting.