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CHAPTER 18: Unveiled
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2025-03-12 08:00:15All the guests here know how much Kyros loves me and how devoted he is to our relationship. I expected the raised eyebrows, the hushed whispers, the swirling rumors. But I came prepared. If necessary, I’ll use this day to expose Kyros for who he really is.
Am I cruel? Maybe.
But should I show kindness to a man who disrespected my love and our relationship?
“That’s right. A mutual friend said Kyros was in another city. They were in lockdown so he couldn’t return in time for the wedding,” a guest murmured, though their words reached me clearly.
“Poor Kyros. He adored Gazelle. He was the one who planned this entire wedding for her.”
“You mean he arranged everything?”
“Absolutely! He invested millions to create this perfect day.”
“If Gazelle has married his
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