Will You Marry Me, My Ex-Wife? novel Chapter 646

It was true that Gwen could not move on from Ben after all.

She had been in love with him since high school, which was almost ten years ago now. How could she possibly have moved on from him so quickly?

"Maybe Gwen didn't come today so that you two would have a peaceful and pleasant wedding ceremony.

She's just looking out for the two of you." Joshua could not help but sneer when he saw that Luna had fallen silent. "Miss Bailey, don't forget that Gwen and Ben have been together for almost ten years.

"Ten years is a very long time. Gwen clearly hasn't moved on from Ben yet, but how are you certain that h e has moved on from her?"

Clover clenched her teeth. "Of course he has! He and I have such a strong relationship!"

Joshua snickered, "Since you’re so sure that Ben has forgotten all about her in three months' time, even though they’ve been together for almost ten years... How are you so certain that your relationship with him can last? Considering you’ve been together for barely three months."

Clover was enraged by his words and snarled, "What d o you mean, we've been together for barely three months? Ben and I have been sleeping together since

last year! We've been together for one and a half years now! Not three months, like what you think!"

Ben's eyes widened as soon as he heard this. He immediately reached out and clamped his hand on Clover's mouth. "Don’t listen to her! Clover and I got together only after I divorced Gwen!"

However, it was too late. No one was listening to him anymore.

The guests started murmuring and whispering amongst themselves.

"I never thought this was the wedding between an unfaithful scumbag and his mistress!"

"I can't believe they had the audacity to claim that they got together after the divorce, and there wasn't any cheating or adultery... tsk...”

"No wonder Mr. Lynch called them disgusting. They slept together even though he was married to his wife. That’s absolutely revolting!"

Ben’s expression darkened when he heard the murmurs of the wedding guests.