Chapter 249: The Provocation on the Wedding Night

On their wedding day, Kelvin wore a white suit with Cheyenne by his side. After the ceremony, he took her delicate hand from Layne and held it tightly. She was obviously nervous as her hand trembled in his, but Kelvin didn't care about her feelings and followed the assistant's instructions like it was just another corporate project ribbon-cutting ceremony. As they recited their vows to the priest, Kelvin felt disdainful inside. If these verbal promises were effective, why would there be divorce laws? He only agreed to marry Cheyenne because of his grandfather's pressure and Lawrence family's persistence. Kelvin considered himself emotionally deficient; he couldn't feel love for anyone including his parents or even his grandfather who had been with him for years. And now he was forced into marriage with a woman he didn't choose. After quickly exchanging rings, Kelvin roughly kissed Cheyenne on the lips in front of everyone to signal that the ceremony was over. Kelvin saw off all of