Despite his insults, I forced myself to remain calm and ignore the man's words.

However, disappointment settled in as I now viewed my fiancée with a more critical and wary eye.

Even though she was chosen by my father, doubt crept in and made me feel she might not be right for me.

Since that was the case, I should meet her and clarify the situation.

After all, this was the fiancée my father had chosen and I wanted to make things clear.

Seeing I didn't say anything, the man snorted coldly, then turned and said, "Follow me!"

"This place is a high-end club. A loser like you will never get in. Don't wander around, or you might bump into something."

"I'm telling you, every brick in this place is worth more than your life. I don't understand why Mr. Hartwell would arrange a marriage for you and his daughter since you both were still young!"

"But a loser like you has no self-awareness. Do you really think you can marry a wealthy woman and change your life?"

The man kept nagging me the whole way, but I simply ignored him.

"You've already announced your engagement and yet you dare come here?"

The other person whispered to Sabrina, "You can't be fooled by him!"

"Of course not!"

Sabrina said with a smile, turning her gaze towards me.

As she looked at me, I could still see the disdain in her eyes.

"You're Adrian Walker, right?"

She said calmly, "I really didn't expect you to be so ignorant. You didn't really think I'd marry you, did you?"

As she finished her words, many people around her pointed and murmured at me.

"Look at this poor fellow! His clothes are almost white from washing!"

“Sabrina, marrying someone like that would be such a disgrace!"

"Of course I won't marry him. But he's here for our party today and I thought it would be fun to play a trick on him!" "

As I listened to the people around me, impatience began to creep onto my face.

"Miss Hartwell, my name is Adrian Walker! I am coming here as your fiancé!"

I looked at her then continued coldly, "But since you seem not interested in this relationship, okay, I'll be leaving!"

At this moment, disillusionment washed over me and I no longer had the slightest interest in her.

That type of woman wasn't a good match.

I thought I should go back and report to my mother.

But I didn't expect that just as I was about to leave, Sabrina's assistant suddenly reached out and tripped me.