Jilted Bride: Dear Ex-Fiancé, Your Friend Is My Husband

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ll the eyes that stared in my direction, but I didn't care. Being embarrassed was the

he hall with my groom. Now that I think about it more, I couldn't deny the fact

there was no way Hammond would hurt me this way. There must've been a reason for it. Yes! He mus

d his number. It rang and came to an abrupt end but he did not pick, but I wasn't

I said into

ded on the other end and I went quiet

is currently signing his marriage certificate to me. Maybe he'll call you sometime soon. I hope you lov

you blindly like that." I said in the most formal tone I could mus

I hope you find someone who loves you more than he did, because this one is now

ing to nothing as I tried to process what had just happened to me. It al

dn't matter that we didn't share the same sadness, still, I loved her. But this? This was the

ed for the nearest boutique which I strolled

ne and I just nodded without responding to her before point

ave her my card and walked into the closet to change up, next, I pi

ning the love of my life, that night, Hammond had

ss and send me the bills," I told them and

o but no place came into my mind. I didn't have any friends I wanted to see at the moment, so I walked

ed my clothes, sat on my underwear and drank alone, dried-eyed, in the quietness of the h

king. I knew it was a bad idea becaus

rt who walked out of the church holding her sister's hands like long lost lovers... the

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l as bright but when I looked outside, it was alrea

rs, what would I be doing fo

iately I stepped out of my room into the corridor, I saw people walking into a passage and I fol

n my face then. What bett

nded on a handsome-looking man sitting at the bar and sipping his drink quietly and my s

e had about four bodyguards standing a few feet away from him. I paused in m

y eye contact as he sipped his drink more sl

en I took the next step, his guards began closing in on me, but my eyes didn't leave hi

t this! Deep in my g