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Planning My Cheating Ex-Husband's Wedding

Chapter 3 No.3

Word Count: 830    |    Released on: Today at 18:37

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against my raw nerves. I forced my lips

aged to say, my own voice sounding faint an

ing away as he

le replaced with a mask of concern. He tried to touch

stomach clench. I took a half-s

ide completely. But he covered it smoothly, his voice dripping with false solicitude.

I nodded numbly and escaped into the

ith the sound roaring in my ears, did I let the tears fall. They were silent, hot

silent canyon between us. His breathing was even, peaceful. He wa

private brunch, the couples massage, the helicopter tour over the G

moon," he protested, his f

said, my voice flat.

a monster. Annoyance radiated from him as he ma

ine. I stared out the window at the gaudy spectacle of Las Vega

ther trip," Alex tried, his voice attempting a plac

id, not tur

ed quickly. My mood, this sickness, it was an inconvenience, a disr

all. I watched him from across the room, his back to me. He was pro

ling headphones the moment we sat down. I leaned my

e me, could sense his growing irritation. He wanted to talk, to smoot

ily he knew was attentive and accommodating. This si

ong thing. But he would have dismissed it. In his mind, I was

touched do

ached for my hand out of habit. I let my bag slip,

ast straw. His

om behind me, his voice low and cold. "Th

oked directly into his eyes. There was no ange

my voice quiet but f

y voice seemed to unnerve him

streets of San Francisco roll by. The beautiful bay-front apartment we shared, the one I had

dy working, plann

as trying to figure out how to 'fix' this, how to

e tracks had alre

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“On the night of our luxurious Las Vegas honeymoon, I thought I was the happiest bride alive. Then his phone lit up with a text from a woman named Jessica. "Last night was incredible, Alex. I'm so proud of you for finally getting rid of her." I dug into his phone and discovered they had been together for months, and his mother had been helping them hide it. Less than 72 hours after our wedding, Alex staged a minor car crash and faked amnesia. Lying in the hospital bed with Jessica holding his hand, he looked right at me. "I'm sorry... who are you? Do I know you?" His family used this pathetic farce to frame me as the villain, driving me out of the hospital. By the time I got back to San Francisco, they had changed the locks and dumped my belongings on the street like garbage. I had poured my heart into building a perfect life with him, only to realize I was just a pawn in their cruel, collective joke. The betrayal and public humiliation were suffocating. But I didn't give them the satisfaction of a hysterical scene. I gathered my evidence and filed for an annulment, legally erasing our marriage as if it never happened. Then, I adopted a pseudonym and became the city's most powerful event planner. When Alex was forced to hire me to plan his new wedding with Jessica, I smiled and took the contract.”