Novelas y relatos de Betrayed Bride

Then Olivia’s friend, Vanessa, brought up my marriage. “I have to admit, Sera, I never expected you and Adrian to end up separated.” I kept my expression neutral as I accepted a glass of water from a passing server. “Neither did I, once.” Vanessa looked uncomfortable, but curiosity quickly overcame it. “And now you’re married to his brother. That must have been quite a shock for everyone.” There it was. I could have explained the circumstances, listed Adrian’s betrayals, or defended my decision to marry Kael. I could have spent the entire evening trying to make people understand that my life was more complicated than the story they had heard.

"Tell them." David looked at the camera. "I didn't betray you." William stared. "Then why are you with him?" "Because I needed him to believe I had." Alice's confusion deepened. Marcus laughed. "This is why I enjoy watching people discover the truth." William's voice became cold. "Let David go." Marcus ignored him. "William, do you remember the night of your wedding?" William froze. Alice looked at him. "No." Marcus smiled. "You should."

At 10:00 am the next morning, the island sunlight was blinding. The wedding venue was extravagantly luxurious. A towering champagne display reflected shards of golden light while business elites and socialites mingled beneath the floral arches. I stood at the end of the aisle wearing a gray bridesmaid dress. Laughter and whispers drifted around me from time to time. "Look at that. The actual fiancee got shoved into a bridesmaid dress. That's a new one." "Trevor's really gone too far this time. He's humiliating Helena in front of everyone."

She looked at me with a long, heavy sigh, as if the burden I was carrying was also weighing on her shoulders. "What else do you want to resolve, Emma? You know very well that Alex died because of his illness, not because he betrayed you!" I looked up, wiping away the tears streaming down my cheeks. Dee’s words felt like a hard blow, shattering what little strength I had left. "But it still feels so real, Dee! I remember the pain of being betrayed back then, seeing him with another woman right before my eyes. I remember that moment vividly. Why did he have to throw such a cruel twist into my life?"

A child born from that same betrayal. My chest tightened. This time, my frustration turned toward myself. How could I still defend that? How could I judge him... When my own kind had already broken every promise it claimed to protect? "So what does that make me?" I asked through clenched teeth. "First I get betrayed..." "And now I'm the other woman?" The words tasted bitter. Ugly. But they felt dangerously close to the truth. "Of course not." Genaro frowned immediately. "I would never put you in that position."

She was so beautiful and she is my twin. At that moment, I realized what betrayal feels like. Betrayal that wounded not only my heart but also carved a deep scar on my soul as well. Lucas Nicholas Alexander promised to marry me. But he broke that promise by marrying my twin instead of me. My stupid self remained seated on the pew, watching the holy matrimony unfold in front of the altar. Only the scarf covering my hair and half of my face conceals the indescribable pain shown in my expression.

My entire life—my marriage, my career, my trust—had been nothing more than a carefully crafted illusion. The realization hit like a blade to my chest. They had been planning this for a long time. And I had been the fool who never saw it coming. Just then, the boardroom doors swung open. Silence descended over the room, at the sight of Adrian Voss. His presence was magnetic, exuding a quiet power that demanded attention. He walked straight in without a word—his eyes fixed on the tense faces around the table. But when his eyes landed on me—on the divorce papers in front of me, on the betrayal written across my face—he stopped.

“Also, we rescued Monique Daniel in the tomb in a child’s tomb.” Severino nodded as he stepped away. “I see,” Were they disappointed that she was a criminal? “Hmm,” King Gideon crossed his arms and scooped his chin. She felt like in a hot seat right now. “Let’s set up a date for the wedding. But we can’t mix it up with King Dominick and Crown Princess Bellatrix.” “However,” Severino stepped forward. “Tell me dear about what happened in your past and how were you put in there?”

She chuckled, patting my hair. The more revelation from her, the harder it hit me. So this is it? The reason Mathew made me give up everything? The reason he wanted me to be just a housewife? The reason he made me give everything to Megan, deceiving me that he wanted me to focus on our marriage and get pregnant? I slammed my head against the wall, grabbing my chest and whimpering. The betrayal was too much to take in. “You were supposed to be my sister, Meg. My family. How could you do this to me?” Fresh tears brimmed in my eyes, but she just smirked at me.

Clove hurtfully said to the mother-in-law. Simultaneously, she cried out, "Ahh!" Her hand reached for her belly. The more she cried, the more she felt a stabbing pain in her abdomen. She was three months pregnant. As a result, even a little bit of anxiety and tension was causing her more pain. "The truth is in front of everyone. The child you are carrying is not Hudson's family. My son was a fool to trust you so blindly, but now he could see with his own eyes. The deception you reward him for his love and faithfulness is unforgivable," Mrs. Hudson said with a disgusted tone, and Clove's heart stiffened at her words. So, she turned her head to Kayden and wanted to ask why he was not able to t