Wedding Night Betrayal: A Fading Heart

e. I used every last bit of my strengt

ht, he abandoned m

her. He made me apologize for crimes I didn't co

save her, Cedric traded me-his pregn

my throat, I heard my husba

ho

pte

alone in the vast wedding suite. The room was filled with whi

her weddi

n walked in. He looked surprised to see

y aren't y

of guilt. It made the hollow sp

he reception, about to share their first dance as husband and wife. Then

he had said, h

?" she had asked, her

She' s been in

standing alone in the middle of the dance floor, the whispers of the guests

t was being squeezed. The doctors had given her three years. Three years to live, to find lov

ent. He walked over and started unbuttoning his shirt. "It wasn't ser

She knew a

ility to her." He looked at her, his eyes asking for

she had pursued him so relentlessly. When she first saw Cedric Moon, the brilliant tech CEO, on the cover of a magazin

ed his routines, his favorite coffee shop, the park he

the unknown woman so obviously chasing the unreachable Cedric Moon. Th

as the one who found him, disoriented and vulnerable. She got him to his

throw her out. Instead, he looked at her with a str

and they began dating. And to her shock, he was a goo

because he said the food from restaurants wasn't healthy enough. He would ho

his face pale with a terror she had never seen before. He rushed her to the hospital, and a

her desperate quest was f

As they were leaving her room,

t. She linked her arm through his. "I came as soon as I

acie, my fiancée." He then turned to Kacie. "Kacie, t

de to a dying man. His parents, Burt and Carroll Moon, adored Jayden. They saw her as the perfect daug

ain, but she cried out as if she' d been shot. Cedric immediately swept her up into his arms, h

le as he examined her ankle. He showed a level of panic and care t

ad settled in her heart. His t

tment to become Cedric's personal secretary. She was always t

or was slightly ajar. She saw Jayden sitting on his desk, leaning close, her

hed the d

ile. "Oh, Kacie. Cedric was just helping me with a speck of dust

d. The man who had just abandoned her for that same woman. The h