All Chapters of Bride for Rent: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

The next day, Felix, fueled by a concoction of excitement and anticipation, headed back to the city for work. Yet, this was not an ordinary day. Felix had something special planned, a surprise that would celebrate the newfound joy of expanding their family. "I needed to prepare something for them." As Felix navigated through his workday, a sense of anticipation pulsed through his veins. He stole glances at the clock, each tick-tock echoing the seconds leading up to his meticulously planned surprise for Marianne. During a break between meetings, Felix seized the opportunity to make a phone call that would bring his vision to life. He dialed the number of a luxurious beach resort. "Hello, this is Felix," he greeted with a warmth that mirrored the love he felt for Marianne. "I'm interested in arranging something special for my partner. I was wondering if it's possible to rent out a private section of the beach for the evening?" The voice on the other end, recognizing Felix as a retu

As Emma heard that Felix and Marianne had gone to visit Ramon, she felt so happy about it. She had been praying that this day would come. "I heard that you and Mr. Anderson are okay now," she said, looking at Marianne in front of her. Marianne smiled and nodded her head at the same time. "Yes, Mother. I think he deserves to be given a second chance to prove himself that he can change. That it's not too late to change and make things right." Emma nodded her head with a broad smile on her lips. She gently brushed Marianne's hair. "I am so proud and happy for you, my dear. You've been through a lot, and I think you deserve this. You deserve this happiness." Marianne couldn't help but smile while hearing those words from her mother. She then leaned in closer and hugged her. She took a deep breath, "Thank you for always being there for me, mother. I know it's not easy to be a single mother, raising me this well, I am so grateful to be your daughter." Emma stroked her back as she tig

The next month arrived, and with it came the excitement and anticipation for Nate and Crystal's wedding. Crystal, radiant with happiness, was busy putting the final touches on her wedding gown, her heart fluttering with excitement. She took a big breath and looked in the mirror. "This is it, Crystal. This is your day," she whispered to herself, smiling broadly. While she was inside the room, the door suddenly opened and it was Marianne who head inside with a smile on her face. "Woah, you look so pretty on that dress, Crystal. It suits you well," she complimented as she walked closer towards her. Crystal smiled and said, "Thank you so much, Marianne for being here." "How are you feeling?" she asked. Crystal sighed deeply, "A little bit nervous, but I think I can handle it," she honestly replied. Marianne nodded understandingly, her eyes filled with warmth. "It's completely normal to feel nervous on your wedding day." Crystal took comfort in Marianne's reassuring words,

They were so happy that the wedding ended very well. The guests had enjoyed the food, and everything on the wedding. They had also loved the souveniers that they had taken home. Meanwhile, Felix and Marianne had been living well with their daughter. She smiled while looking at her daughter. "Look at her, Felix. She's grown up so fast," she uttered while wearing a wide smile on her face. Felix smiled and leaned closer to her. "Yes, she's also pretty just like you," he said and wrapped his arms around her waist. "I am so happy that finally, we're a whole family again," she said to him with a happy face. On the other hand, Emma, her mother headed towards them as they watched Zoey played with her toys. "I'm so happy that she grow up so well," she said as she looked at her daughter. "You raised her so well, Marianne. You're a good mother, Marianne. Thank you for raising her so well," she said to her daughter with a smile on her lips. Marianne then leaned in closer to her mothe

Ethel's voice wavered as she poured out her apology, and Marcus, understanding the depth of her remorse, gently guided her to a chair. "Hey, she will be fine. The doctor said she need some rest," he assured her. Marianne, still asleep, seemed to be in a peaceful slumber, unaware of the emotional conversation unfolding around her. "Marianne, I'm so sorry. I didn't realize you were going through this. I pushed you too hard with the wedding plans, and now..." Ethel whispered, her words choked with tears. Marcus placed a comforting hand on Ethel's shoulder, offering solace. "Ethel, it's not your fault. Marianne wanted to help, and we were all excited about the wedding. Let's focus on supporting her now." Ethel nodded, wiping away tears with the back of her hand. The guilt weighed heavily on her heart, and she couldn't shake the feeling that she had jeopardized Marianne's well-being. As they continued talking, Marcus pulled out his phone, scrolling through his contacts. "I'm going to