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The Man She Called "Boring"

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 748    |    Released on: 24/06/2025

ve vases. A string quartet played softly. Hundreds of guests, a mix of my family's busin

ion on their faces. Jennifer' s parents, the Chavezes, looked particularly bewildered, whispering frantically to each other. My

e with a questioning glance. I gave him a s

to witness the union of Etha

the guests. Phones were immediat

e, tasteful bands Molly and I had agreed were jus

't do it! We b

learly trying to look the part of a romantic hero. He scanned the front, his eyes searching for Jennifer. He

Her hair was a mess, her makeup was smudged from crying, and she was clutching her

front of us, he

E doing here?" she shrieked, poi

ught I would spend my life with, and

the officiant's microphone. "I believe you know all about makin

ce wen

man, Mark. "Now wo

ssive screens on either side of the altar, meant for a r

ing, tangled with Tyrone's tattooed hand on a motel bed. The cap

s friends looked at her in horror. Her parents look

wasn't

o Motel" on the outskirts of town. The timestamp was from yesterday afternoon. It showed J

w of her Finsta post

he music, but my life

t but boring

til I'm locked in

d for everyone to see. The entire sto

s happening finally crashed down on her. Her public persona, her carefully cra

panic. The arrogance was gone, replac

'm sorry! I made a stupid mistake! It didn't mean anything

just looked at her, my

ard slightly. Her voice was not loud, bu

ennifer," she said coolly.

e band on her finger. The statement was

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The Man She Called "Boring"
The Man She Called "Boring"
“On the eve of my wedding, I was in the new house I' d bought for Jennifer, practicing my vows, believing my devotion would finally earn her love. My phone buzzed. It was a Finsta notification, her secret Instagram. Curiosity twisted my gut as I opened it. There, a picture of her hand, my three-carat diamond sparkling, intertwined with her ex-boyfriend Tyrone' s tattooed hand on a rumpled motel bed. The caption read: "One last taste of freedom before I'm locked down. #WildHeart." My blood ran cold. I called, but her voice was sharp, annoyed; then I heard his low laugh. Scrolling deeper, I found more: "He's so sweet and reliable, but so... boring. Sometimes I miss the passion." And the one that killed me: "My heart belongs to the music, but my life belongs to the money. It is what it is. The wedding is on. At least I'll be rich." Five years of love reduced to a transaction. I was just a walking ATM, a "boring safety net." Humiliation burned through me. But as my best man called to confirm the limo, a new feeling pushed through the pain: resolve. The wedding would happen. But Jennifer Chavez would not be the bride. I scrolled through my contacts. Molly Fuller. My college friend. "How would you like to get married tomorrow?" I asked. It was a contract. A shocking twist that would redefine everything.”
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