All Chapters of I Canceled the Wedding and Destroyed Him and His Sidepiece: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Brian Shaw cheated.Chloe Spencer stood outside the fitting room of a bridal boutique and watched her fiancé fool around with another woman.“Brian,” the woman said with a teasing smile, “tell me, does this dress look better on me or on your fiancée?”“Of course it’s you. I can’t get enough of you in bed. Doesn’t that prove how irresistible you are?”She laughed softly, pleased with his answer.“I want you to remember me forever. On your wedding day, on every anniversary, you’ll always think of this moment. You’ll think of me.”Listening to their whispers, Chloe felt her whole body go cold.She finally knew why he had been taking all those business trips lately. The man who’d always seemed so devoted to her had found someone else.Her stomach turned. She forced herself to walk away, got into her car, and drove off.They had been together for seven years. They built their company, ‘Vision Studio’, from scratch, side by side.Her sister had warned her that Brian wasn’t a good m

“No,” she said softly.A single slap wasn’t enough to make the anger go away.Brian lifted the hand she had just used to strike him and brushed his lips against it.“Did that hurt? I’ll get you some ice when we get home,” he said gently. “Then I’ll give you a proper explanation, alright? Don’t get upset over someone who doesn’t matter.”Chloe lowered her eyes, a trace of sorrow flickering beneath her lashes.So this was a man’s nature. He would never admit he was wrong unless he was caught in the act.“Someone who doesn’t matter?” she asked quietly. “You mean Miss Lawson?”She tilted her head slightly and looked at Candice.The girl’s face had gone pale. She stood frozen like an empty mannequin, nothing like the smug young woman who had entered the boutique earlier with defiant eyes.“Yes.”Brian’s voice was steady and firm, without hesitation.Candice’s face turned even whiter.Outside the bridal shop, Chloe walked toward her car.Brian caught her hand and pulled her back

A week passed before Chloe finished arranging her grandmother’s funeral.Her sister had been the backbone of the family business. As soon as the ceremony ended, she rushed back to Brookshire but not before pulling Chloe aside. She told her, in no uncertain terms, to go back, cut ties, and never look back.Chloe’s face was pale as she promised she would.When she returned from the airport, the roses in the villa’s garden had wilted after a week without care.Purple roses, the symbol of eternal love.Brian had planted them himself when they first bought the villa.At the sight of the shriveled stems and yellowing petals, a trace of mockery flickered in Chloe’s eyes. She walked forward, pulled the roses out by their roots, and threw them into the trash. Then she took out her phone and made a call.“Hello, this is Chloe Spencer. About the villa, we can go ahead with the offer you mentioned. If possible, I’d like to sign the contract and complete the transfer as soon as we can.”The

The auction staff worked quickly. Within minutes, they brought over a POS machine for Chloe to pay and handed her the bracelet she’d won.Just as she signed the receipt, a new item on the stage caught her attention—a gemstone necklace being introduced by the host.Her breath caught in her throat. That necklace had belonged to her late mother.Without hesitation, she raised her paddle.This time, Brian didn’t hold back. The two of them went back and forth for several rounds before he raised the stakes literally.A murmur swept through the room.Chloe slowly lowered her hand and gave up, then knocked on the partition between their suites.No one answered.Moments later, another bidder joined in, and the price began to soar far beyond the necklace’s actual worth.Brian had already gone ‘all in’—a signal that he’d keep bidding no matter how high the price climbed and wouldn’t back out until he won.The crowd buzzed with excitement as the bidding war reached its peak.By the end,

Candice bit her lip and gave a small, cautious tug on Brian’s sleeve, shaking her head ever so slightly.His expression stayed cold.Chloe caught the subtle gesture and let out a quiet, mocking laugh. Without wasting another word, she turned and left, taking every last item with her.Outside the auction hall, she handed the items to Vanessa.Vanessa raised an eyebrow at the pile now filling the back seat of her car. “You broke or something? First you’re selling your shares, and now you’re unloading this stuff too?”Chloe shook her head. “My sister gave me one month to sort everything out here. I’ve got fifteen days left.”In fifteen days, she wanted nothing tying her to this place, only a string of cold numbers sitting neatly in her bank account before she walked away for good.Out of all the items, she kept just one: the bracelet Brian had tried to make her leave behind.That night, as she expected, Brian showed up at her grandmother’s house. He was carrying boxes of the almon