Chapter 1301
As soon as Albert shouted out loud, the Scotson family came to a sudden realization, and they all
began pping unwillingly at this time. 2
In fact, they were also very unhappy because of this wedding. This was because this kind of matter
would really cause the Scotson family to lose face. 1
However, since it was already done, there was nothing anyone could do to change anything at all.
At this time, Juliet, who was wearing a wedding dress and had a cold expression on her face, and
Turk, who was making a show of being decent and proper as he was dressed in a suit, walked up
on the stage together. 2
After that, the emcee smiled before he said, "Next, let u s wee the second couple, the
bridegroom, Draco Scotson, and the bride, Magnolia Zevell!" 1
In fact, the Scotson family was also not very willing to apud this couple. 1
It was not only Lilian and Turk who looked down on Magnolia, but the rest of the Scotson family also
despised and looked down on this poverty-stricken girl. 5
However, based on the lessons that they had learned earlier, everyone did not dare to be stingy
with their apuse. Hence, they could only apud the couple.
Draco held Magnolia''s hand as both of them stepped u p on stage together.
It was obvious that both of them were really affectionate and deeply in love with one another. They
did not even have the intention to loosen their fingers to let go of each other''s hands, s
The atmosphere on the stage was somewhat awkward and embarrassing after both of them also
stepped up o n stage.
All of the guests had attended a wedding banquet more than once. However, they had never
encountered such an absurd situation where a father and son were both getting married on the
same stage. 1
The emcee was also a little at a loss for what he should do.
He could already be regarded as an old senior in the Aurous Hill emceeing circle. 4
However, he had never encountered this kind of unprecedented and strange wedding in his whole
life, i
Whenever he emceed a wedding, he would usually make fun of the parents of the couple to liven up
the atmosphere. However, it would bepletely impossible for him to do so today.
This made him feel a little lost because he did not know where to start.
Thus, he could only give up on this part of the program to cheer up the atmosphere. After making
an opening remark, he spoke to the two couples standing beside him, "Today, both of these Mr.
Scotsons, Miss Morningstar, and Miss Zevell who are deeply in love with one another are finally
standing up here on this solemn and sacred stage today." i
"Friends, let us sincerely bless, pray, cheer, and celebrate the perfect union of these two couples
here today! Let us give them another round of warm apuse and wish them a happy and bright
future ahead of them!"
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Although the people below the stage were all staring speechlessly at one another, they all started
pping their hands. 6
After the apuse fell silent, the emcee said affectionately, "The Bible says that love is patient and
kind; love does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud, it does not dishonor others, it is not
selfseeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no records of wrongdoings, it does not delight in evil
but it rejoices i n the truth; it is tolerant, it is trusting, it is hopeful, and it always perseveres. Love
never ceases.” 7
"So, in front of all the guests here today, I would like to ask one of our grooms, Mr. Turk Scotson,
this question. Mr. Turk Scotson, are you willing to marry Miss Juliet Morningstar who is standing
next to you, and take her as yourwfully wedded wife? Will you continue to love her forever without
deserting her no matter whether you are rich or poor?"
Turk nodded as he replied, "I am willing!”
The emcee then asked Juliet the same words, "Then, I would like to ask Miss Juliet Morningstar, are
you willing?”
Juliet could not control her inner emotions anymore. She broke downpletely as she cried and
said, "I... I ... I..."
At this moment, she really wanted to shout that she did not want to and then flee from this ce
immediately. 6
However, she could not help but think about the fact that her father had offended so many powerful
and influential people here today. If she refused to marry Turk, her whole family would be in a great
deal of trouble. Her family might even bepletely ruined. Thus, she could only suppress the urge
and impulse in her heart as she cried and said, "I... am willing..." 7
After saying this, she felt even more sorrowful and could only weep miserably as she buried her
face in her hands.