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Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance novel Chapter 1806

Summary for Chapter 1806: Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance

Chapter overview: Chapter 1806 from Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance

In this standout chapter of the Romance novel Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance, Sydney Roberts introduces new challenges, powerful emotions, and major plot progress that captivate readers from beginning to end.

"You just got engaged!" Glenn interjected desperately. Catching Milka off guard, he grabbed her arm tightly, demanding, "How could you get married so quickly?" An engagement could be broken off, but marriage...

Milka replied coolly, "I took three hours off the day after my engagement party to get married at City Hall."

At the time, posting engagement photos one day and marriage certificates the next felt too flashy and boastful to Milka, so she had only shared the engagement news.

Mars, however, had blasted it everywhere.

In their group chat, Conner kept spamming videos of Lizzy, while Mars kept posting his marriage certificate. They spammed so much that Andre got annoyed and kicked both of them out of the chat.

After that, they resorted to private messages. Mars even went out of his way to directly message several people.

Milka had only told her family and close friends, keeping it relatively quiet.

When she dropped the news on Glenn, his eyes bulged in furious disbelief, glaring at her with unhidden malice.

"My husband will be here to pick me up shortly," Milka said, glancing down at the hand gripping her arm. "If you don't let go before he gets here, a dislocated shoulder will be the least of your worries."

With a look of sheer disgust, Milka forcefully shook off his grip.

Milka was completely unfazed. She calmly walked to her desk and began packing her things. "As long as I love him enough to give up my job for him, that's all that matters."

Glenn stomped over and slammed his hand on her desk. "As a woman, don't you think you're being incredibly cheap?"

Milka spun around, fixing a cold stare on the exasperated director. "Cheap? Director Glenn, being 'cheap' is infinitely better than being a backstabbing, manipulative coward who abuses his power to sabotage colleagues and eliminate anyone who disagrees with him!"

By the end of her sentence, Milka's voice had risen, her composure finally cracking.

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