I Saw His Ghost And Decided To Marry Him Chapter 06

I Saw His Ghost And Decided To Marry Him Chapter 06

Everyone froze. 

Savannah and my parents all looked instantly 

displeased. 

The three of them exchanged glances, and 

Savannah, still reckless enough to push her luck, 

stepped in front of me again. 

“Don’t bother with her. She’s just a care aide who 

snuck in to watch the drama. I’ll make her leave 

right now.” 

She dug her fingers hard into my arm and tried to 

force me out without another word. 

By then, Preston seemed a little more 

clearheaded, and his voice had grown much. 

stronger. 

“Move.” 

That low, ruthless command was nothing like the chatty, oddly adorable spirit I knew, but it carried the cold authority of a true high–society heir. 

It seemed the real Preston and his spirit had two 

different personalities. 

Before my thoughts could wander any further, he 

struggled to lift a finger and pointed at me with 

some effort. 

“You. Come here.” 

Savannah panicked. 

She glared at me, her eyes full of warning. 

“Don’t you dare go. If you go over there, you’re 

dead!” 

“Don’t forget, I have plenty of ways to make you suffer. Have you forgotten everything I’ve put you through for more than twenty years?” 

“Behave yourself! Preston isn’t someone you get 

to set your sights on!” 

Honestly, I had still been hesitating. 

Should I take the compensation Mrs. Ford Sr. had 

offered and leave, or should I take the risk and 

fight for myself? 

But when I saw Savannah still acting as arrogant 

as ever, as if she could control me and humiliate 

me whenever she wanted, a rare streak of 

defiance rose inside me. I shoved her away with all 

my strength. 

“I’m going over there!” 

I didn’t want to let Savannah control my fate 

anymore. 

So I deliberately raised my voice and added, “Can’t 

you see the Ford heir is calling me over? You keep 

blocking me like this. What are you so guilty 

about? Are you afraid I’ll expose something?” 

The moment everyone heard that, not only did the 

reporters look over curiously, but a flicker of doubt 

also crossed Preston’s eyes. 

Savannah’s face flushed, and she was just about 

to grab me again when Mrs. Ford Sr. spoke in a 

low voice. 

“Let Rowan come over.” 

Noticing the complicated look on Mrs. Ford Sr.’s 

face, I realized she was also torn over whether she 

should tell Preston the truth. 

In that case, my chances seemed a little better. 

I suppressed the excitement pounding in my chest 

and slowly walked to the bedside. 

Preston narrowed his eyes and stared at me 

quietly for a few seconds. 

Then he asked, “What’s your name?” 

“Rowan Hayes.” 

Preston frowned. 

The pained look on his face made it obvious that he was trying hard to remember something, but nothing was coming to him. 

My stomach twisted with nerves. One moment, I thought there was hope. The next, I felt like it was 

over. 

In the dead silence, Preston’s brow suddenly smoothed out again. 

He looked at me, then at Savannah. 

“You two. Answer me.” 

“What do I want to eat most right now?”