The Runaway Groom
Chapter 188

Chapter 188

Although Harvey looked masculine as he shielded Irene, he had always led an easy life and had never been in a fight. The men from the Hummers, however, were all as burly as they were strong, easily dragging him out of their way!

While grabbing Irene would have been an easy task after that, Irene had grabbed on to the car door and refused to get out. “Who are you people?!”

“Don’t ask. Just come quietly, and we won't hurt you—resist, and we will have to resort to violence.” The men’s faces were stiff and impassive. Naturally, Irene refused to let go since she had no idea where they came from, or who she had offended enough to send them!

“What do you think you are doing?!" Harvey was losing his temper—one of the men had restrained him, but none of the others were being violent, and it was clear that they were only after Irene.

“Don’t bother,” the man restraining him then told his friends, “take him away and be quick. Don't leave any traces either.” Sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FɪndNøvel.ɴᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

With that, Irene was dragged away from the Phantom and stuffed inside one of the Hummers.

Through it all, Harvey could only watch. He could not do a thing as his bride was stolen during his own wedding. Who could be behind this?! The men moved as one, too—once they got Irene, the man restraining Harvey released him and left with the others.

“After them!" Harvey quickly bellowed at his men, but he had no one but himself to vent.

Moreover, it was too late when his men came to their senses—the Hummer convoy had also clearly been prepared to intercept Harvey's car in the first place, making any effort to pursue futile.

Naturally, his wedding had to be called off in the absence of a bride, and the guests were all wondering what had happened.

Even so, Harvey did not even care what they were saying, and left the mess to his assistant while he and his men tracked down Irene. However, the Hummers seemed to have left the city and there was no trace of them since, which meant it was a dud for Harvey.

He then headed to Spencer Mansion and spoke to Ricky, asking if Irene recently had a beef with anyone.

“No, but...” Ricky paused.

“But, what?" Harvey pressed urgently.

“If there is one person I had to name, wouldn't that be you?"

Harvey was speechless for a moment, but quickly said, “Look, I may have demanded that she marry me, but I've never hurt her...”

Ricky cut him short. “Forcing her to marry you is hurting her.”

That left Harvey speechless again.

Forcing her to marry him when there was no love involved was certainly immoral!

Still, this was not the time for that—finding Irene took priority.

“You lost her, so look for her yourself.” Ricky appeared unconcerned, however he was only concerned with doing what Irene bade him to do before at the moment.

Harvey snorted, knowing right then that he had approached the wrong person. “You may be step—siblings, but she’s still your sister. You call yourself family, showing no concern when she’s taken away?"

“She's basically your wife, and you've failed to protect her,” Ricky promptly retorted. “You took her out of this mansion too—shouldn’t I be asking you where she is now?!”

Harvey was left speechless, and turned to leave—he had no clue where Irene had been taken to, and instead got dissed endlessly! Ricky then added relentlessly, “You lost her, so you'd better get her back unscathed. I'll hold it against you if she’s hurt.”

Harvey honestly did not mean to hurt her this time—he just wanted to marry Irene, and had even hired a professional babysitter to care for her son.

“You don't have to go that far,” he growled as he strode off. “I'll do my best.”

After he left, however, worry finally showed on Ricky's face—he was as puzzled as he was anxious.

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