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Too Late, Mr. Billionaire: Watch Me Shine

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 853    |    Released on: 20/08/2026

oney. When the butler led Eve into the grand drawing room, Augustine was alread

He didn't acknowl

ed by a growing numbness. Eve sat on a sofa as

a Chanel suit, her face a mask of perpetual disapproval. Her eyes, sharp as a hawk's, raked over Eve from he

a silver-handled cane. She took her seat at the he

eeping over Augustine and Eve. "Augustine, be more discreet in the future. The R

eard the true emphasis: before the wedding is final

assent, his eyes stil

mother. Some people are simply not fit to carry the Rhodes name.

into the soft skin of her palms. Sh

e to her lap, where her hands were cle

line further. "Can't even speak for

g his journal. His brow was furrowed, not in def

e. His voice was flat, like a CEO a

er media speculation, we've decided that the wedd

A polite wor

t was supposed to celebrate their union, was being erase

at him, her voice a disbelieving w

. "She is one of the parties involved in the me

id you hear that? Auggie discusses his decisio

ds and feet icy cold. Her wedding. Her husband. Discussing its can

She looked directly at Augustine. "So, in

e, perhaps-crossed his face. He

he most brutal co

. "Enough. The matter is settled. A postponement

e vicious aunt, the calculating grandmother. She was an

urned, straightened her spine, and

Caroline's parting sho

room. She got into her car, started the engine, a

ghway did she realize her v

wheel, and finally let the sobs come. Months of quiet desperation,

e diamond ring on her left hand. It was a

f her finger. Her hand flew up, ready to hurl it o

fist and shoved the ring deep

ow emptiness. She wiped her face, her eyes

driving back to

lace she hadn't been in a ye

ing she hadn't experienced i

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Too Late, Mr. Billionaire: Watch Me Shine
Too Late, Mr. Billionaire: Watch Me Shine
“I spent a whole year trying to melt my billionaire husband's icy heart, carefully planning our grand wedding reception. Then a trending news alert popped up: Augustine was spotted at the airport, intimately holding his childhood sweetheart, Bianca. When I frantically called him, he declined it and sent a cold text. "Don't call." At the family estate, he didn't even acknowledge my existence. Instead, he announced that our wedding reception was canceled. "Bianca and I discussed it," he stated flatly, as if she were the real wife. His aristocratic family just sneered at me. His aunt called me a classless gold digger, and his grandmother demanded I endure the humiliation to protect their public image. They even moved Bianca into our penthouse, redecorating the suite for her while I was barred from his office. For a year, I gave up my career and dreams, desperately molding myself into the perfect Mrs. Rhodes. I thought my devotion would eventually earn his respect, but to them, I was just a pathetic, temporary replacement keeping the seat warm. When I saw he had completely blocked me on social media, erasing me with a single click, my heart finally died. I didn't cry or beg for his affection anymore. I packed my bags, walked out of that suffocating gilded cage, and sent him a simple text. "Let's get a divorce." I am done playing the tragic clown. This time, I'm taking my life back.”