Chapter 1115 Lennon's Objection

• In her diary, she had once penned, 'I dislike Cherise's wedding gown. I like dresses with lengthy, flowing trains adorned with a myriad of bows and sparkling diamonds. My wedding gown must be dazzling!'
• Lennon winced as the glittering embellishments adorning the woman's gown before him hurt his eyes. He felt it was too glaring. At the end of the day, she had persisted in wearing the type of dress she adored. Yet, he wasn't the man accompanying her at the altar.
• The Gray family and the priest had displeased expressions as they looked at the intruder. The priest leveled a cold stare at Lennon, "Sir, may I inquire as to your objection to their union?"