The Runaway Groom novel Chapter 421

Chapter 421

Ricky appeared dumbfounded. "What banners?’

Irene kept a close eye on his reaction. "You really don't know?"

"Time out, Irene. What banners are you talking about? I really don't get what you're talking about."

Ricky still appeared to be dizzy from his hangover and he could not understand Irene just then.

Irene kept staring at him for seconds, ensuring that he was not playing dumb before saying, "Yesterday, someone hung banners over Central Tower, mocking Zachary and Ember..."

"Hahaha!!!’ Ricky burst out in laughter right then. "He got what he deserved! n

"Was it you?" Irene asked seriously.

"Nope," Ricky said, his smile remaining on his face. "Guess I'm not the only one who hates him. It's what he deserves for being a piece of shit."

Irene pursed her lips, and actually began to doubt him. ’It really wasn't you? It looks exactly like something you would do."

Ricky shrugged. "If you insist that it's me, then it must be me. I'm just glad he didn't get off easy."

"Don't do that ever again. You're just going to hurt Lulu-Zachary's family would be after her if they even think that it's her."

"He's been with me all this while," someone suddenly said. "He never did anything-don't blame him for something he didn't do."

Irene turned and saw that it was Lulu, who had woken up without Irene knowing and was getting up to her feet. "It’s time we left."

Irene followed Lulu. "Are you alright?"

"I'm perfectly fine," Lulu said as she turned and looked Irene in the eye." Also, Ricky and I came straight here after the wedding. He's been with me all this time-he wouldn't have time for anything else."

Irene was left puzzled. "Then who could it be?"

"Who cares? I'm just happy someone messed with Zachary," Ricky said as he went to the counter to pay up.

As Irene and Lulu stepped out of the bar. Lulu stretched her back and said," It's time I head home."

Her lips curling in contempt, she said, "I guess Ember is definitely the right choice for Zachary. Not only did she come from the right family, but the fact that she has her act together makes her more deserving of my son. I wonder why I gave you a chance at all."

Lulu was not affected by Mrs. Slate's words, however-she had suffered worse insults before, and was basically used to it.

"Fine. We can talk here if you don't want to leave with me, so tell me: were you the one who hung those banners at Zachary's wedding?"

"It wasn't her."

Ricky walked up to them, answering Mrs. Slate before Lulu could.

"And who are you?" Mrs. Slate asked.

"I'm Lulu's friend. It's your own son's fault that he was ridiculed. You should instead head home and ask him what he had done to deserve that."

Ricky was too young to fear Mrs. Slate, let alone care who she was as he fired back.

Mrs. Slate stared at him for a while, and then turned to Lulu to ask, "Were you two together last night?"