The Vow That Burned

“"I had no idea what I was getting myself into when I opened that door". On the day that should have been the happiest of her life, Amara Okafor walks into the grand cathedral in Lagos, her heart pounding with excitement-only to freeze at the altar. There, standing beside her supposed groom, Tade Williams, is another woman-clothed in her wedding gown, wearing her engagement ring, and smiling triumphantly as the priest prepares to officiate the ceremony. Humiliated and blindsided, Amara realizes that Tade, her successful and charming fiancé, never intended to marry her. Instead, he had been orchestrating a cruel deception, replacing her at the last moment with his secret lover, Bimpe Alade, a socialite with powerful connections. The betrayal is made worse when Amara discovers that the wedding GC sA breathtaking cathedral in the heart of Ikoyi, Lagos, known for hosting the city's elite weddings. Its towering stained-glass windows cast colorful rays on the polished marble floors. Gold chandeliers glisten overhead, and the scent of fresh roses fills the air. The aisle is lined with white orchids, and a choir hums a soft hymn as guests-adorned in designer outfits and extravagant gele headwraps-whisper amongst themselves, waiting for the bride's grand entrance. But the grandeur of the church will soon become the stage for humiliation and betrayal.”