Love at the Wrong Table - Season 3 Episode 74

“Is it so hard to serve my mother and father a cup of tea each morning?”

Jaxton was already angry at Roselynn and felt annoyed by her reaction. The

Oatleys had been raised to be filial and so respecting elders was a must. He

didn’t think there was anything wrong with it.

She looked somewhat conflicted though. “I–I’ll try my best. I may not be able

to get up so early if I get too tired or fall sick.”

She had already made a great compromise!

However, Jennifer’s eyes became cold. “I have married into the Oatley family

for more than thirty years, and always served my mother–in-law tea each

morning when she was still alive no matter what.”

“That’s what you did, but I may not be able to do it!” Roselynn replied plainly. It

was how she had always behaved–never agree to anything she couldn’t do

in case someone used it against her and blamed her for it.

Jaxton felt she was too disrespectful toward her parents and became

furious. “Alright, we’ll discuss this another time since the banquet is still going

on. After the toast, let’s go to the hotel to make preparations!”
Sebastian was satisfied with Roselynn’s appearance and didn’t want quarrels

to happen on the day of the wedding because the Oatleys would be

embarrassed. So, he quickly put a stop to the discussion.

The moment might have passed, but Roselynn still felt something stuck

inside her throat. She was more afraid of marrying into the family now; had

she known they would be so strict, she wouldn’t have recklessly accepted

Jaxton’s proposal.

The banquet was held in a local 5–star hotel. The Oatleys were businessmen

and had far–reaching social connections, so the entire floor of the hotel was

filled with family and friends. It was truly on a grander scale compared to the

one her family had held. This was thanks to Jaxton’s astounding assets that

had been displayed before Roselynn on occasion.

Meanwhile, Jessica who had been so arrogant the day before maintained a

low profile without showing herself off. Roselynn, thinking that Jessica didn’t

have anyone to show off to, didn’t pay it any mind.

Claudette and Roselynn’s other girlfriends arrived at noon. Roselynn, who felt

like she was facing everything alone, felt somewhat settled by their

presence. Since Claudette had flown under the radar and started work from

the lower ranks of the company, the Oatleys wouldn’t know that she was the

eldest heiress to the prominent Lenoir family.

“Claudette, I don’t want to get married anymore. What should I do?” Roselynn

only dared to whisper this to Claudette when they were left alone. She wasn’t

brave enough to say this to Manny or her mother at all. After all, she was

already thirty and had eventually gotten hitched, making her mother

relieved. If she told her family about this, they would definitely worry.

“Why, Roselynn?” Claudette loved having deep conversations with Roselynn▸

since she felt distanced from Roselynn whenever Roselynn called her Ms.

Lenoir. Plus, addressing Roselynn by her name gave Claudette a strange

feeling.

“I can’t express it. I keep feeling like there are too many restrictions and I can

never be a good wife-” Roselynn didn’t know how to describe it.

Claudette understood her implication at once and spoke frankly. “Are you

afraid that your husband will treat you badly and you will have a bad

relationship with your mother–in–law?”

“Yes. I’m scared that they will bully me. Besides, I will never take it lying down,

so I worry that our clashes will get worse…” Roselynn sincerely thought her

boss was extremely intelligent and found sharing her innermost thoughts

with Claudette the right decision.

“There are always misunderstandings between married couples. You have to

tolerate each other in order to live happily.” Claudette might not be married,

but she knew the inner workings of marriage.