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If I didn't see it with my own eyes, I wouldn't believe that Dylan, my Dylan, would ever do something like this to me. My fingers tighten around the cardboard banner in my lap—Cheers for Dylan. Dylan is one of the football players tonight, and it is his debut game as a professional football player. As his girlfriend, I'm here to cheer for him. Now during the halftime break, Dylan should be in his locker room resting for the second half of the game, not cozying up to some rich woman who looks like a model from a magazine "Taylor…What the..," My best friend, Kiera, gradually snaps out of her stunned state next to me. "Are you kidding me? How could he do that to you?"

I wish to clarify and provide context to the situation for the sake of clarity and understanding. It is true that I was once married to Dylan Harmon, a connection that now lies in our past due to irreconcilable differences that led to our divorce. Recent events have brought to light Dylan's desire to rekindle our relationship, a sentiment that has been exploited by his ex-girlfriend, Allison. I must candidly admit that Allison is actively seeking to sabotage any chance of reconciliation between Dylan and me, using every means at her disposal to achieve her own ends.

They all went silent, the kind of silence that was pregnant with words. “I have a female friend, she’s cute we could arrange a date…” Cyrus started. But Dylan chuckled. “Come on I have a girlfriend, her name is Nina Story, her dad owns an auto mechanics company, that’s where I work now” he cut in. “Great, that’s kind of huge, you should bring her over sometime” Mr. Walsh said. “Are you seeing her because of money?” Mathew cut in. Dylan frowned. He least expected that from Mathew, he knew he wasn’t that kind of person. So wherever that question was coming from he really surprised him. He started to wonder if anyone thought same, he worried Nina’s parents would think so too. He shook his head,

And then, one more picture: Aurora and Dylan, kissing. I froze. My grip on the photo tightened until the edges bent. My heart slammed against my ribs, but my face stayed cold. I typed. “It's Fake and AI. Do you think I will believe this?” Orla tilted her head, her red lips curling. “No, Rylan. These are real. They were dating long before you married her. She and Dylan met again in London. They weren’t strangers. They were lovers, I knew you would doubt me. But I have videos of them going out from the hospitals together. Who knows how many abortions she must have done for him. I have videos of Aurora sign language course mates, you understand sign language so you can tell what they are saying

Jessica said, as she started to sob, and Remy hadn't ended the phone call yet. "Sister, are you aware that Dylan went to his launching ceremony with another woman today, and he even dared to announce to his fans and to the media and general public who were trying to interview him that the woman is his new wife?" "Huh, no! I cannot believe that. She's only his friend, and Dylan is not secretly married to any woman," Jessica cried, and the phone call went silent. "My friend called me and told me about the lady too, but she's only Dylan's friend and they are not dating or married," Jessica tried to advise herself, but Remy sighed heavily first, "Hmph..."

“You know Dylan Wilson? The actor?” “Dylan Wilson,” he repeated the name and stared at her to see if she was just joking. Yes, he knew Dylan, Olivia’s boyfriend after him. They were engaged now. And he thought she would be talking about her story. What did Dylan have to do with her? “Yeah, I know him. Why?’ “He’s my ex-boyfriend,” she answered without batting an eyelash.

Dylan's POV The weekend was boring, Oliver had called to hang out with me, that would keep my day busy alittle, we met at a bar, she said a lot about her self, am feeling sleepy at her story she was making me super bored, each time my heart drifts to Pia and how worried she was the last time I saw her, it is taking everything within me to go over to her place to see her. "Dylan do you have a girlfriend" her questions woke me up I simply zipped my drink "oh yeah baby, alot" I said playfully "seriously Dylan" she says with a serious face, "I don't have a girlfriend for now but am sure I will have one soon" I replied with a serious face, her face lit up and she smiled widely and kissed me hotly

"You don't have to talk about it if you don't want to. I just wanted to say, I have known Dylan for a really long time and though he can be stubborn, he is a good person and sensible. So you two will work your issue very soon, especially coupled with the vacation. Where are you guys going by the way?" "Oh, I don't know, he didn't tell me." Blair scratched the back of his neck. "Oh, it's going to be a surprise? That's so cute." Blair wished she could say the same. She already suspected that Donna knew her marriage to Dylan was an arranged one. Donna wasn't stupid and especially what she had just said to Blair confirmed her suspicion. "Especially since Dylan was so busy you guys couldn't even

“It’s lovely to finally meet you, Dylan.” “The pleasure is all mine, Helen,” he replied, his voice polite and sincere. “Dylan will be staying with us for a while, Mom,” I added, watching her reaction. “Oh, of course, dear,” she said without hesitation. “I was just about to show him the room Francis used to…” “Actually, Mom,” I interjected gently, “Dylan will be staying in my room.” A flash of confusion crossed her face before Dylan stepped in smoothly. “Helen,” he said, his arm slipping around my waist, pulling me gently against him, “Evelyn and I are together. We’re… girlfriend and boyfriend.”

All the good parts she remembered with a hefty dose of danger, making the office sex some of the best she’d ever had. Even better, though, had been Dylan. The revelation that those pictures had been of a girlfriend, alright—but a dead girlfriend, one he mourned for nearly two years after the fact— had been glorious. There was no hidden wife, no girlfriend lurking in the shadows, stealing part of his heart. The ride on the train home helped her to downshift. She needed to think this through without Josie wisecracking in her ear and without that inner, doubting voice. Sitting on the half-empty train gave her space to think. All the other