The Almighty Alpha Wins Back His Rejected Mate
Chapter 1756

I carefully watched her face and noticed she didn’t appear upset.

Then I whispered, “I have an important plan.

”

“What plan?” Addy’s eyebrows lifted as she looked at me.

I admitted shyly, “I want to have s@x with Andrew at tonight’s party.

I must become Andrew’s wife!”

Addy adopted a serious expression.

She remained silent but kept her eyes on me.

“Since the engagement party, I’ve seen Andrew grow increasingly close to Debra.

If I don’t act now, I’ll just watch them end up married.

I can’t let anyone else have Andrew.

He must be mine!” I continued, my voice tinged with bitterness.

Addy’s expression turned into a frown.

She asked, puzzled, “You know Andrew likes Debra, so why pursue him? There are many stronger and better men in the witch clan.

Why not consider someone else?”

“Absolutely not!” I responded desperately.

“I love Andrew and only want him!”

“Shirley…” Addy looked at me, her face a mix of sorrow and frustration.

I tightened my grip and said firmly, “If I can’t have Andrew, I’d rather not live at all!”

Addy sighed deeply and said resignedly, “Well, since you’re so determined, what’s your plan?”

I shared my plan with Addy briefly.

“I plan to seduce Andrew to make him sleep with me, so he’ll have to marry me.

”

“That won’t work.

You’re too young to come up with a solid plan.

” Addy smiled, then outlined a more elaborate strategy.

“You need an opportunity to be alone with Andrew.

I will arrange for him to be sent to the study, supposedly summoned by your mother, and then…”

Hearing Addy’s plan made my eyes sparkle.

I was thrilled.

Addy truly was my mother’s most capable assistant.

Her cleverness reassured me.

With her assistance, I was certain I would claim Andrew tonight.

By tomorrow morning, I intended to announce to the entire clan that I was Andrew’s true fiancee, and then we would publicly dismiss Debra.

The thought of having Andrew all to myself soon put me in high spirits.

With Addy’s help, I quickly selected a red dress and applied bright makeup.

Then, we descended the stairs together to greet the guests.

I was in a good mood.

When I saw those over-friendly guests, I was patient enough to say a few words to them, which made many people praise me.

They said that I’d grown up and become sensible.

Even my mother nodded with satisfaction and let me receive the guests alone.

Then, I spotted Andrew.

He was dressed in a sleek black suit, complementing my red dress.

The only thing that made me unhappy was the woman by his side, Debra.

Debra wore a low-key champagne-colored dress and her beauty shone through despite her minimal makeup.

Several guests congratulated them on their engagement, praising them as a perfect match.

Jealousy and anger surged within me.

I couldn’t keep up my smile any longer.

Were these people blind? I was the one who was meant for Andrew!