Chapter 1334: From Now On, He Fills My Eyes

Chapter 1334: Chapter 1334: From Now On, He Fills My Eyes

His efforts were impeccable at every stage, with the cost of a single villa at the hotel running into tens of thousands per night.

From the hotel room bookings alone, you can tell how extravagant this wedding is.

The choice of standalone villas as guest rooms was also carefully considered by Watt, mainly from a safety perspective.

The secluded villas ensured no disturbances, potentially reducing wedding-related troubles.

After Summer Sutton led Manuel Ink and his grandson into a villa, she called for the staff to deliver drinks and fruit, then went to greet other guests.

The Walyons arrived quite early, the whole family was present, including Bryce Walyon.

Yet when greeting guests at the door, Summer Sutton did not see Ryan Walyon.

Glancing around, she confirmed he wasn’t there. Summer suspiciously furrowed her brows, unsure if his absence was due to chatting with acquaintances or planning something.

Diana Wood walked by her, exuding disdain, and sneered, "Eating from one bowl while looking at the pot, huh?"

She was mocking Summer Sutton for being about to marry Watt Bennet, yet her thoughts were still on another man.

Diana Wood had long been displeased with Summer Sutton; nothing Summer did ever seemed right to her.

Summer Sutton was accustomed to Diana’s demeanor; she raised her face.

Looking firmly at Diana, she wasn’t overly angry at her words, merely responding calmly, "Madam, you seem to have chosen your words poorly. The only man I see from now on is one!"

While her tone was steady, she inexplicably commanded a presence that momentarily stunned Diana Wood.

Diana hesitated for a moment, then sneered again, "When you thought Adrian was good, weren’t you only fixated on Adrian? And now?"

She saw Summer Sutton as someone fickle, who loved whoever she saw, always speaking with cold sarcasm.

Summer Sutton hadn’t spoken yet when Paul Walyon coldly rebuked, "Enough!"

His deep voice held a hint of anger. Others might assume he disliked further mention of Adrian Walyon, but Summer Sutton knew this middle-aged man was currently defending her.

Paul Walyon knew all the inside details, and his attitude towards Summer marrying Watt was naturally different from Diana’s.

Summer Sutton appreciated his support and turned her head slightly to look at him. Respectfully, she led the group towards the garden, "Let me take everyone to the arranged villa first!"

Diana Wood couldn’t fathom the source of Paul Walyon’s anger, feeling wronged yet having no outlet.

On the way, she glanced around and resumed her sarcastic remarks, "Tch, such a big splash, making such a fuss, afraid people wouldn’t know you two are getting married."

"What’s Watt thinking, marrying a wife who was once Adrian’s, what’s there to show off about?"

"Making such a sensation now, hope it doesn’t end up being a joke when you divorce in a couple of years."

Her sarcasm never ceased.

Summer Sutton didn’t want to engage; from start to finish, she acted as if her ears were blocked, hearing none of it.

After arranging accommodations for the family in the villa, she intended to return to the hotel door to continue greeting arriving guests, but unexpectedly bumped into the long-missing Ryan Walyon in the garden.

"Ryan, why are you here?" Summer Sutton raised her face to look at him, her brows lightly furrowed.

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To repeat, the revised title of this book is: Nothing Compares to You