# Chapter 349: The Ghost of the Past Haunts the Present
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 349 of "My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews." This chapter is a storm of emotions, bringing us deep into Rebecca's tortured heart and a confrontation that threatens to tear the wedding preparations apart. Let's dive in!
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Rebecca stood frozen, the words hitting her like a physical blow. She looked at Frankie with wide, disbelieving eyes, taking a step forward to grab his hand desperately. "And then what? What happened?"
Frankie rubbed his forehead, a deep sigh escaping his lips. "In the car, I tested her a bit. It could be her, but it's hard to say for certain."
Rebecca released his hand as if burned. "So, is it her or not?"
"I don't know."
Those three simple words shattered something inside Rebecca. Her eyes reddened, tears threatening to spill over. "Frankie, do you also think she looks a lot like Miss Keira? Is that why you're getting fond of her? You can't help her anymore! She's not Miss Keira!"
Frankie's voice was helpless, weary. "I know, I know."
"You don't know!"
Rebecca pulled her hand away completely, her eyes now fully red and swollen. "All of you are attracted to her because she resembles Miss Keira, and that's an obscenity! An injustice to Miss Keira! She's not her! Frankie, I won't allow you to look at her again!"
The emotion was raw, uncontrolled, almost violent in its intensity. Frankie immediately stepped forward, gently patting her back, sighing silently. He remembered the doctor's words from yesterday: "Miss Allen definitely has severe depression. Her emotions are extremely unstable. She needs constant care, and remember not to agitate her further."
Thinking of this, Frankie surrendered. "Okay, I won't look at her. I won't help her anymore. Alright?"
Only then was Rebecca finally pacified.
The two entered the wedding venue, and Frankie personally escorted her to the backstage resting area. Rebecca kept a vigilant eye on him, and seeing that he truly didn't spare a single glance at Keera, she was finally satisfied.
She walked through the door and collapsed onto the couch. Tina and Victoria were already sitting there. When they saw her, they gathered around.
"Rebecca, did you find out why? Why would Frankie help her? Is it possible he's taken a liking to her?"
Rebecca replied immediately, her voice defensive. "Frankie just thinks there shouldn't be any trouble at the wedding. Don't overthink it."
"That's good."
Someone else added, their voice dripping with malice. "This Keera does look as pretty as Mary. No wonder the two of them often huddle together. With just those two faces, there's nothing they can't do, right?"
"Please, Mary is alright. But that Keera, she has the face of a seductress. Just now when she was standing with the Davis family, several people looked at her with pity."
Those words instantly changed Rebecca's expression, her face twisting with fury. "You're the one with the seductress face! How can you talk like that? Her face is perfect, and I won't allow you to speak of her like that!"
Miss Keira also had that face. If they were insulting Keera's face, weren't they insulting Miss Keira herself?
The faces of the people around her stiffened immediately. Rebecca looked at them with pure disgust. "No personal attacks against Keera are allowed, especially not about her face!"
The others exchanged awkward glances, offered strained smiles, and stepped away.
As they walked away, they muttered under their breath.
"Does Rebecca have mental issues? I was helping her insult someone, and she turned on me?"
"Don't mind her. I think her mental state isn't right."
But Rebecca paid them no attention. She just stared blankly at Keera.
At that moment, Keera was accompanying Mary. They weren't paying attention to what people were saying, whispering intimately to each other. Keera's profile was distinct, with long eyelashes over her eyes—just like Miss Keira's.
God knew what was said, but Keera smiled slightly, her lips curling at the corners. That smile made Rebecca's own lips involuntarily rise.
Then, abruptly, Rebecca snapped back to reality.
*Slap!*
She slapped herself hard across the face.
She wished she could slap herself a few more times. How could she have just seen the shadow of Miss Keira in Keera?
No!
Absolutely not!
In this world, no one could replace Miss Keira!
Rebecca stood up, her eyes red-rimmed. Her behavior left everyone around her stunned. Tina was even more puzzled. "Miss Allen, what's wrong with you?"
Rebecca replied with a dark, cold face. "It's nothing."
She had almost done the same as Lewis Horton—finding a substitute! She immediately turned her head away, refusing to look at Keira any longer.
At that moment, someone entered the hall. The master of ceremonies came in to synchronize the process. He held a ring in his hand. "Excuse me, ladies. During the wedding ceremony later, we'll need a bridesmaid and a best man on stage to deliver the ring to the bride. Who have we selected for this? I need to go over the process with the bridesmaid."
As soon as these words were spoken, everyone fell silent and turned their gaze toward Mary.
This opportunity would suit any of the bridesmaids present. Rebecca was the cousin. Victoria was the cousin of the groom. The girls from the Davis family were all cousins of Mary.
Everyone thought Mary would definitely choose from among them. But to their surprise, Mary said, "I've already thought about it. Let Keera do it."
On her wedding day, even though this was a wedding without blessings, she still wanted her best friend by her side. Moreover, Mary didn't know what that task Keera spoke of was all about. In any case, if Keera was the one to deliver the ring, she could surely complete the task better, right?
But as soon as Mary said this, the faces of the other bridesmaids turned strange. Victoria and the women from the Davis family all sneered. But only Rebecca cried out vehemently, "Why does she deserve it?!"
Mary looked at her, puzzled. "What do you mean?"
Rebecca retorted with a cold, bitter laugh. "Why does she get to be on stage to deliver the ring to you? I won't allow it!"
She definitely wouldn't allow this person—who bore the face of Miss Keira—to be the center of attention. If she allowed her to do so, wouldn't she be able to do as she pleased in Clance in the future?
Mary frowned deeply. "Rebecca, this is my wedding. I'll decide who I choose."
Rebecca was unreasonably obstinate, her voice rising. "I simply do not agree, and I believe that Ellis wouldn't agree either. If you don't believe me, go get him!"
Back in Oceanion, Ellis and Keira had eventually made peace with each other. Ellis had repeatedly expressed his genuine admiration for Keira's extraordinary horsemanship. Therefore, Rebecca was certain that Ellis wouldn't agree.
Mary scoffed. "Rebecca, as I said, this is my wedding, and I'll choose my bridesmaids. I don't need anyone's consent!"
The two were at an impasse, tension crackling in the air.
The master of ceremonies stepped out and immediately called Ellis over.
As soon as Ellis entered, he said impatiently, "What are you arguing about?"
Rebecca immediately pointed at Keera, her voice shaking with spite. "Ellis, take a good look at Mary's best friend! Mary is actually saying to let her go on stage and deliver the ring to you!"
Rebecca didn't know how else to put it. She just spitefully exclaimed, "She doesn't deserve it! Ellis, she doesn't deserve it!"
"Why doesn't she deserve it?!" Mary pressed demandingly.
Why?
Of course, it was because she didn't deserve to look like Miss Keira!
But Rebecca couldn't bring herself to say that. She struggled for a moment, then suddenly looked at Victoria and Tina by her side, remembering the words they had said. Although Rebecca felt that what they said was wrong, still, without thinking, she blurted out, "Because her status doesn't match! The marriage of the five major families is a serious affair, and the bridesmaid who goes on stage must also come from one of those families. How can you let someone of her humble origins step on stage?!"
She knew what she said was not right. Miss Keira often talked about everyone being equal. She never judged people by their status.
But at that moment, Rebecca spoke without restraint.
Hastily, she affirmed her own statement. "Ellis, am I right?!"
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## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
This chapter is absolutely gut-wrenching! Rebecca's internal conflict is portrayed with such raw, painful honesty. She's trapped between her love for Miss Keira's memory and her irrational hatred for anyone who resembles her. The way she slapped herself for smiling at Keera—that moment was heartbreaking. You can feel her mental turmoil, her desperate need to protect a ghost, and her inability to see Keera as her own person. Mary's defiance and Ellis's arrival have set the stage for an explosive confrontation.
⭐ **Rating: 4.7 / 5 Stars**
## Next Chapter Prediction
The confrontation is about to reach its boiling point! Ellis will have to choose—will he side with Rebecca's irrational demands or respect Mary's wishes for her own wedding? And Keera, who has been patient until now, may finally reveal her true intentions. I predict that Ellis's answer will shock everyone, and Rebecca's fragile mental state might shatter completely. The wedding is turning into a battlefield of ghosts and grudges, and something is about to give!
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