บททั้งหมดของ You Used Our Wedding Home to Repay a Debt, So I’m Calling Off the Wedding: บทที่ 1 - บทที่ 10

After saying that, I turned and headed straight for the bedroom.Julian Mercer watched me walk away, a helpless smile tugging at the corner of his mouth.“Don’t be like this.“I understand that you’re upset, but Vivian really does need my help.”I ignored him.Julian leaned against the doorframe, still holding the agreement.“Why are you making such a big deal out of this? Transferring the house to Vivian is only temporary.“Once she gets back on her feet, the house will still be ours.“Do you really have to call off the wedding over this?”His tone was so certain. He assumed I couldn’t let go of five years together.He was convinced that if I cooled off for a few days, I would come crawling back and apologize.Then I would obediently go to the county recorder’s office, sign the paperwork, and hand over the house my parents had paid for in full.But this time, I wouldn’t turn back.The next morning, I had barely woken up when I heard Julian talking on the phone in the livi

After they left, I thought I would finally have some peace for a few days.I was wrong.The next morning, my phone started buzzing nonstop.In our group chat, several mutual friends of Julian and me were having a heated discussion.Julian had told them that we were breaking up.But according to his version of the story, I was refusing to help a young orphan who had fallen on hard times.Mark Sullivan sent a voice message to the group.“Cora, you’re being way too impulsive.“It’s just a house. It’s not like you’re short on money.“Julian’s a good man. He’s spent all these years trying to repay the people who helped him. It hasn’t been easy for him.“Just think of it as helping his future. What’s wrong with letting Vivian live there for a few years?”Then came a message from Jason Reed.“Yeah, Cora. You can’t be this heartless.“Her father just died. This is a matter of survival for her.“You’d be giving up a little money, but you’d be helping make a beautiful story out of

Julian laughed.“Go ahead. Let’s see what the police have to say about this.“I’m your fiancée. The police aren’t going to get involved in a domestic dispute.”Fifteen minutes later, two police officers knocked on the door.After hearing both sides, one of the officers looked at Julian, his brows furrowing.“Sir, only this woman’s name is on the deed.“This is her separate property.“You entered without her permission and are now trying to stay here. That constitutes trespassing.“Take your belongings and leave. Whatever relationship issues you have, you can settle them in court.”Julian panicked. The veins in his neck bulged as he raised his voice.“Officer, you can’t just take her word for it.“We’re getting married. This is our home!“She’s refusing to marry me because I want to let my benefactor’s daughter stay here for a while.“I’m only trying to repay a debt of gratitude! A person shouldn’t forget who helped them.“If she’s throwing me out over something this trivi

It had only been three days since the wedding was canceled, and breach-of-contract bills were already piling up.Somehow, Julian got hold of my new number and called first thing in the morning, yelling at me.“Cora, look at what you’ve done.“The hotel says the deposit is nonrefundable. That’s $500 down the drain.“And the wedding planner and photographer are charging another $3,000 in cancellation fees.“You have to pay half.”I turned on speaker while brushing my teeth.“Julian, have you lost your mind?“You insisted on giving away my house, which is why I canceled the wedding.“You’re the one at fault. Why should I pay for it?”Julian was furious on the other end.“I’m doing this to repay a debt! It’s a matter of principle!“Besides, we were supposed to get married. The money was spent on our wedding.“You’re the one who changed your mind and called it off. Why shouldn’t you be responsible for the consequences?“Save it. Transfer $5,000 to me. I still have to deal with

Daniel gave me a detailed report.I had assumed that the Ross family’s bankruptcy meant they were completely broke.But as I read through the information on the screen, I could only marvel at how absurd the world could be.A luxury apartment in the city had been seized by the court and was awaiting auction.There were also two luxury cars registered under Vivian’s father’s name. They had been seized to repay his debts, but their appraised value was still substantial.Most importantly, Vivian’s father still had a stock account.Although the account was frozen, the market value of the holdings had climbed back to more than $1 million after the recent rebound.Those assets couldn’t be liquidated for the time being, but they were more than enough to prove that Vivian wasn’t completely penniless.Bankruptcy didn’t mean living in poverty.She had millions in potential assets at her disposal.Yet she had chosen not to tell Julian a single word about them.Instead, she had made hers