No matter what the onlookers were thinking, the battle within the Oga Family was far from over.
Seeing her son and mother-in-law arguing again, Oga's Mother hurriedly tried to smooth things over. "Mother, please don't be angry yet. Look, the wedding has already been held—we're only missing one ceremony..."
Grandmother Oga suddenly cut her off, her tone mysteriously hushed. "Masayo, think carefully. Ever since this child said he wanted to marry that woman, our family has suffered one misfortune after another. Now even the family heirloom has been lost—there are plenty of other rings, but how could those compare to an heirloom?"
The groom was so furious he was nearly giving off Killing Intent. "Grandma, that's superstition! Our bad luck is just bad luck. What does it have to do with her?"
Curacao: "..." No, your bad luck was absolutely not just bad luck. It was because Uzo was standing in this room—who told you to invite the Suzuki Family's daughter as a guest? These wealthy families really never learned their lesson.
Seeing his son and mother arguing again, the groom's father sighed. "Where's Akane? Bring her here first, and let's discuss this together."
The groom said, "She said she wanted some time alone in the lounge." After all, if she came over, she would definitely get scolded by these people. Who would want to come?
But at the mention of the lounge, he suddenly remembered something, and his expression changed slightly.
The groom looked at his older sister, who had always been at odds with him, with meaning in his eyes. "I remember that before you went into the bride's lounge, the ring was still on the dressing table. It looked dazzling there, and it suited Akane perfectly. I remember it very clearly!"
Oga's Older Sister froze. "What do