At My Father's Funeral, My Fiancé Cheated On Me

The Nash family, the influential one with a very high status in Yunnard, was so wealthy that everyone wanted to curry favor with them.

Thus, it was normal for Rowan to be difficult to pursue.

As I mentioned that it might offend Rowan, my mother hurriedly agreed, "That's right. We can't be disrespectful. Otherwise, others will laugh at us."

In this way, we both didn't leave until all the guests left.

My mother finally couldn't hold on any longer and went home first.

I was left alone in the mourning hall, waiting for Rowan who had disappeared for a long time.

In the past, I used to follow him wherever he went, and he was the only one I valued most.

I rejected many suitors due to him. Once, I even passed up an opportunity to perform because of his birthday.

It seemed like I was enchanted by him before. But the moment I saw him having an affair with Jane, I suddenly became clear-headed.

After a while, Jane and Rowan appeared together.

Before Rowan could say anything, Jane took the initiative to explain in a soft voice, "Jeanne, sorry we're late. I wanted to pay my respects to your father, but I didn't know the way, so he had to pick me up. Then you know it..."

The woman really made me sick.

She put on an innocent look seemingly, but she would give me a provocative look as Rowan didn't notice it. Meanwhile, she deliberately adjusted her collar to reveal the kiss marks.

The reason why she hated me was easy to understand.

The elders of the Nash family disliked Jane. They thought she was not good enough for Rowan.

After meeting me, Rowan's mother, Wanda Nash, felt displeased. Because I was a gentle and elegant girl with artistic aspirations, she treated me as the best candidate for her daughter-in-law.

I couldn't just endure the humiliation of being betrayed, so I spoke to her unpleasantly, "It doesn't matter if you come or not. Don't think highly of yourself next time."

After hearing what I said, Rowan scolded me in anger, "Jeanne, mind your manners! You show your true colors right after your father dies?"

It shocked me at this time. Just because I was impolite to Jane, Rowan criticized me with even harsher words.

If I wasn't so exhausted and it wasn't the right time to break up, I would have fought the two to the end.

So, I just rubbed my brows and said calmly, "It's over now, and I'm leaving first. You can do whatever you want."

Maybe Rowan felt a little guilty because of my words.

He caught up with me for the first time and proposed in a low voice, "Jeanne, I know you're very tired now. How about I arrange for someone to take you back?"

I just refused him.

He confirmed that saying such words could appease me.

After all, it was rare for him to soften it like that.

In his view, I should kneel in front of him at this moment and thank him for his concern.

But the next moment, I recalled the absurd and disgusting scene behind the mourning hall again.

I felt sick whenever I saw Rowan.

After walking a few steps, Rowan asked, "Where's your mother? I just saw her there. Is she all right?"

When he mentioned my mother, I remembered that it was he who had found the best doctor to perform the surgery on her. So, I had to answer, "She was not feeling well and left first."

All of a sudden, the sound of high heels was heard from behind.

Then, Jane cried and complained, "Rowan, come here and help me. My foot is sprained..."

Feeling nauseous again, I gritted my teeth and walked away quickly.