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Will you marry me, Mr. Mayor

Will you marry me, Mr. Mayor

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last updateHuling Na-update : 2026-05-17
By:  Mayonaka_KisakiOngoing
Language: English
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Synopsis

Contemporary

Girl Power

CEO

Heir/Heirness

Hidden Identity

Betrayal

Revenge

“F*ck, you’re so tight, babe!” I put a hand over my mouth as I peeked through the gap in the door. “I like it! I like it! Harder, Dan!” Gia moaned, nearly losing her mind. “I don’t think we’ll be able to do this anymore, since you’re getting married tomorrow,” Gia said, breathless. “Even if I’m married, I’ll still pound you hard like I’m single,” Daniel replied between breaths, continuing to thrust into Gia—while Gia glanced toward where I was and smirked at me, as if to mock me. Yes—she could see me clearly. And it felt like she asked Daniel that on purpose, as if it was something they did all the time. I used to think Daniel was such a gentleman because he never asked me for that kind of thing. Turns out, he was getting it from someone else. Inside the room, I could see my fiancé, Daniel, completely naked behind his childhood friend Gia—who was also completely naked. I didn’t even realize the tears were falling until I felt them on my cheeks, still staring at their filthy act. I thought I would be the one to surprise him—but I was the one who ended up shocked. I didn’t stay to watch what happened next. I left and wiped my tears away. “Just wait,” I whispered into the air, “and you’ll see how Althea Bailey gets her revenge…”

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PROLOGUE
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CHAPTER 1
Third Person's POVThe food court lights were too bright for a moment like this. Althea stood behind the counter of a small boutique stall, hands folded neatly, posture practiced. Her name tag read ALTHEA BALMES. The kind of name nobody stared at twice.“Althea,” Daniel called, and the way he said it made her look up immediately.He stood on the other side of the counter with a paper bag in one hand, his hair slightly damp, like he’d rushed. His smile was there—warm and familiar—but his eyes were restless, uncertain. His fingers tapped the bag once, twice, like he couldn’t hold still.“What’s wrong?” she asked. “Did something happen?”Daniel shook his head quickly. “No. Nothing happened.” He glanced around as if the crowd might overhear what he was about to do. “Can you take your break now? Please. Just five minutes.”Something in his voice—soft, almost pleading—made her nod. She told her coworker she was stepping out, then followed him to a quieter corner near a pillar wrapped with
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CHAPTER 2
Althea's POVThe air in Daniel’s province felt different the second we stepped off the bus—thicker, warmer, carrying the scent of trees, dust, and something sweet I couldn’t name. Manila always smelled like rain on concrete and exhaust. Here, the wind smelled alive, like it didn’t have anywhere urgent to be.Daniel grabbed our bags as if they weighed nothing. “Welcome home,” he said, grinning, his eyes shining the way they always did whenever he talked about this place.People moved slower here. They stared longer, not necessarily unkindly—just openly, like privacy was a city habit they never learned. I held myself the way I had practiced for months as Althea Balmes: ordinary, quiet, unremarkable. A girl who belonged anywhere because she belonged nowhere in particular.Except my chest didn’t feel ordinary.Daniel flagged down a tricycle and we rode through narrow roads lined with small homes and bright storefronts faded by sun. Children ran barefoot near the roadside. Someone called D
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CHAPTER 3
Althea's POVMorning in the province arrived quietly, like the sun didn’t want to disturb anyone. The house was already awake when I stepped out of the room—pots clinking in the kitchen, soft voices, and the smell of brewed coffee and fried garlic drifting through the hallway.“Good morning,” I said, forcing brightness into my voice.Daniel’s mother turned from the stove. “Ay, Althea! Come, eat. You’ll need energy today.”Daniel walked in behind me, hair still damp, looking too awake for someone who claimed he barely slept. “We’ll go to the municipal hall after breakfast,” he said. “We just need to process a few things.”I sat at the table, fingers automatically brushing the ring on my hand. “You mean the wedding papers? ”“Yeah,” he said, casually. “Just signatures, IDs, and requirements. Easy.”Across the table, Gia appeared like she had been there the whole time. She leaned her hip against the doorway, sipping coffee. “Municipal hall? ” she echoed. “Wow. Busy bride.”Daniel’s mothe
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CHAPTER 4
Althea's POVThe house woke up before the sun did.“Althea, come here! ” Daniel’s mother called, waving me over with a towel in one hand. “Try this on. We need to check if it fits.”“It fits, Tita,” I said, laughing softly, but I let her fuss over me anyway. She smoothed the cloth like she was smoothing my future.Across the room, Daniel’s cousins were tying ribbons on small souvenir bags, laughing loudly. Someone was arranging plastic flowers around a simple arch outside. Someone else was testing a speaker, the music cutting in and out like the town itself was practicing for a celebration.And Gia—Gia moved through it all like she belonged at the center.“Here,” she said, handing a box to one of the cousins. “Put these on the table. And don’t forget the candles. We need candles.”When she noticed me watching, she smiled brightly. “Are you okay, Althea? You look pale.”“I’m fine,” I said, keeping my voice light.Gia hummed, her eyes sliding briefly to my ring. “Just nerves, then.”Bef
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CHAPTER 5
“F*ck… you’re so tight, babe—”The words cracked through the night like a slap to the face.The hallway outside Daniel’s room was dim, washed in the sickly yellow of a weak bulb that made the paint look tired and old. The house had settled into that deep provincial quiet—crickets outside, leaves shifting in the wind, the occasional groan of wood adjusting to the night. Everything sounded normal.Except what was coming from behind that door.“I like it… I like it,” a woman gasped, wild and breathless. “Harder, Dan!”Gia."Faster... ughhh..." Gia moaned. "Gia... Giaa... babe, you're so tight..." the more I heard, the more I break. Cold rushed through me in an instant, as if ice water had been poured straight down my spine. For one foolish second, my mind tried to argue—No. That can’t be her. Gia was Daniel’s childhood friend. That was what he told me. Gia was “like a little sister.” Gia was “nothing to worry about.”But sound doesn’t lie.And neither did the fact that the door wasn’t
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CHAPTER 6
Althea's POVMorning came too fast.The house woke up in layers—first the kitchen, then the hallway, then the living room—until every corner was full of footsteps and voices and hurried hands. Someone knocked on my door before the sun fully climbed, calling my name as if time itself was chasing us.“Althea! Wake up, hija! ” Daniel’s mother sang through the wood. “It’s your day! ”Your day.I sat up slowly, my body heavy as if I hadn’t slept at all. My eyes felt swollen, my throat tight, but my face—my face was calm. Calm the way a storm cloud looks calm from far away.“Coming,” I answered, voice steady enough to fool anyone listening.They flooded my room soon after—women carrying a dress, pins, combs, and a curling iron someone borrowed from a neighbor. The air filled with perfume and powder, the scent of fresh fabric and hairspray."You're so beautiful," someone said from behind.“Smile, Althea,” another said. “You’re a bride! ”I wanted to laugh.I wanted to scream.Instead, I let
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CHAPTER 7
Althea's POVFor one breath, the entire venue went silent—so silent I could hear a chair creak somewhere in the back and could hear the faint flutter of ribbons in the wind.“Will you marry me, Mr. Mayor? ”The words didn’t even sound like mine after they left my mouth. They sounded like something sharp and final—like scissors cutting a thread.Daniel’s hand froze mid-air, still reaching for mine.“What…? ” he whispered, laughing once like it had to be a joke. “Althea—what are you doing? ”Across from me, the mayor didn’t react the way people in the crowd did. He didn’t gasp. He didn’t flinch. His face remained calm, unreadable, but his eyes narrowed slightly, studying me the way someone studies a fire before deciding whether to step closer.Behind us, murmurs began to swell like a wave.“Did she—? ” “Is she serious? ” “Anong nangyayari? ”Daniel’s mother stood up so fast her chair scraped loudly. “Althea! ” she snapped. “What are you saying? ”I didn’t look at her. I didn’t look at
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CHAPTER 8
Mayor Alexander's POVThe moment she walked away from the hall, the air changed.Not because of the whispers—those were inevitable. Not because of Daniel’s face turning stiff with humiliation, or his mother’s sudden panic, or Gia’s wide-eyed performance.It changed because the bride didn’t stumble.She didn’t fall apart the way people expected a woman to fall apart after a public betrayal. She moved with her chin lifted, veil trailing behind her like a flag she refused to surrender. Each step was controlled, deliberate—like she had decided that if she was going to bleed, she would do it standing.I watched her leave, and the only thought that cut clean through the noise was simple:She’s not safe here.“Mayor! ”Daniel’s mother shrieked, voice cracking. “You can’t just let her ruin this! You have to do something! ”I didn’t look at her. My eyes stayed on Althea’s back until she disappeared past the crowd.Then I turned—slowly, the way you turn when you want people to understand you’re
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CHAPTER 9
Althea's POVThe municipal car smelled like leather and air freshener—clean, expensive, and unfamiliar. The kind of scent that belonged to men in uniforms and on official errands, not to brides who had just walked out of their own wedding.I sat in the back seat with my veil folded in my lap like a piece of someone else’s life. My hands wouldn’t stop trembling, so I clasped them together until my knuckles ached. The ring on my finger caught the light every time the vehicle hit a bump—glinting, mocking.Outside the window, the province moved on like nothing had happened. Tricycles passed. Vendors shouted. Children ran with plastic toys. The world looked normal.My world wasn’t.I wanted to cry. The urge sat at the back of my throat, thick and burning, but my body refused to give me the relief. It was as if tears were too small for what I felt, too gentle for something this violent.My chest hurt in a way I couldn’t explain—like someone had reached inside me and squeezed my heart until
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