Revenge On My Ex; His Rival And I

ut after the situation with Emily and Henry, she had come to realize that she h

d with a massive smile on his face, and every fiber of her being was boil

ion to her because the last thing she wanted was to get caught in this place. She didn't even want to imagine the

any people, but she certainly wasn't ready to

s happening here made her even more upset because it was publi

the typical moral police that usually saw a problem w

hypo

ad no idea how they got married in the first place. Their marriage happened so suddenly because neither one of them had expected that they were going to be getting married to each other

im of her own free will, and yet, she was getting dragged by people wh

t she had read in the last few days, they kept praising Emily and indirectly shaming her by writing that she was nothing like

iculous

r ago, to marry Henry, was walking her younger sister down the aisle to

ly with massive smiles on their faces, and it reminded her of the day she was getting marri

ried to and how her marriage to him was going to elevate their status in society. It took her a while to realize it, but now she knew that the on

ird situation because Henry’s family was a big-shot family in the country, and no o

of emptiness and hurt growing inside her. After what felt like a decade, Emily finally arrived at the altar,

d," the priest

ly union of two wonderful people who ar

vely' and 'matrimony' made he

. She was pretty certain that anyone who saw her right now would think that she was a bitter witch who wasn't happy for th

body in this hall except herself was a bloody hypocrite because about 80% of the people here right now were also prese

owering of comments on how they envy you, how they wish to be in your shoes, how beautiful

hypoc

always mean to you," the priest encouraged, and her heart clenched a bit when she realized that sh

of God, our family, and friends, I vow to be a faithful partner to you, to love and to cherish you in sickness and good health, in the good times and the bad, to lov

d almost the same things that he said to her when they got married, and it pissed her off to realize just how much he

you through the good and the bad times, to support and encourage you in everything you do, and to respect and hono

that deserved to rot in hell were getting married, and sh

so that she didn't end up reacting in a way that would expose her because the last thing sh

the hall. She bowed her head, carefully covering her face with

gh of relief that she didn't get caught, a hand grabbed her arm suddenly, and when she looked up

nally, momentarily forgetting that she was sup

apping out of it, but he cut her off

with me," he said in the most calm and respectful tone ever, and before sh

all attention to her, and she'd get caught, so she had no cho