Escape From Wedding Novels & Stories

"We can't find you at the hotel! Call us back!!" At the same time, news headlines exploded. "Top wedding planner turns out to be the mistress." I pulled out the SIM card without a second thought and tossed it into the nearest trash can. It wasn't until I landed in another country and stepped into the wedding venue that I finally felt that quiet, startling freedom of leaving the past behind. Just then, a knock came at the door. My assistant then handed me a phone streaming a live broadcast from back home. The screen was showing the Scott family's wedding. Someone shouted, "The bride is here!"

The forgiving fiancé, the big man willing to overlook his bride's "mistake." The guests see only his public persona: charitable foundation director, business prodigy, second most eligible bachelor in the country. Only I can see the promise of pain in his eyes. Fear creeps in even though I've got a plan. Going through with this marriage is basically suicide. The blood on my wedding dress has dried into rusty patches that the stylists couldn't completely hide. It’s a reminder of what awaits me if I become Mrs. Westfield. I texted Kieran an SOS after the drama in the bridal suite. Phase two of my escape plan depends on perfect timing and Kieran's willingness to help me.

Chapter 7 I was walking on eggshells, scared that someone would recognize me. I walked into a local boutique, where an elderly woman was sitting. The moment she saw me, she fell to her knees. Damn it! She knew who I was. I ran to her and begged her to stand up, and she did. I looked at her closely—it was the seamstress who made my wedding dress. I remembered the day I got married to Lyon. I woke up in tears. That was my first attempt at running away, but I was immediately caught. The wedding was postponed twice because I locked myself in my room. I finally agreed to marry Lyon after he threatened to slit my grandmother’s throat right in front of me. That was when the seamstress came in with

my dad replied. The atmosphere was warm, and our families enjoyed pleasant conversation. I hadn't expected things to go so smoothly. I glanced across the table at Jake, his face glowing as he shared drinks with my dad. So, was I really going to marry him? But for some reason, the thought of marrying Jake left me feeling oddly unsettled. Before the discussion turned to wedding dates, I excused myself, claiming a stomach ache, and went to the restroom. In the stall, I pulled out my phone and checked Reddit. I was stunned to see that the same user had just posted an update, only a minute ago!

On the second ring, he picked it up—not without hissing. “How's it going?” her anxious voice echoed. He smirked. He felt good that she was a bit destabilized. At least she'd reduce the running of her lips for some time. “I told you I have it under control.” With that, Mrs Beth breathed in. ———————- “What did you find out?” Ethan’s voice sounded, as he took a drag from his cigarettes. “That she left abroad.” “What!” his voice echoed. He couldn't believe his runaway bride would ever have the means to travel abroad.

“You are lucky today is the boss’s wedding day. That’s the only reason you will be spared. Get out of here this moment.” Blood left my veins at that instant, and I immediately went pale. The boss’s wedding? It was Kylan. I wanted to unhear everything, and just proceed with the wedding even though it was against my choice. But at this point, it was just too much. My thoughts wandered through many things and I knew I had to take action. Without thinking twice, still fully dressed I left the room I was in and began to run to the back of the churchyard.

Hence, knowing that he would just be a burden to Frank if he stayed, he held Helen's arm and snapped his fingers. A rappelling rope dropped from the shattered dome on the ceiling, and Burt held it with a single hand while he held firmly onto Helen with the other. Soon, they were rising into the air and swiftly leaving through the roof. Frank seized the moment to look around—most of the guests, including Gina and Cindy, had fled during the chaos. Gina and Cindy were certainly afraid to catch blame since Frank had undoubtedly messed up the wedding, which was why they left without a word. "Mr. Lionheart! Stop them! Don't let them take Helen away!"

This was all so much to process. “Despite my excellent performance, Ronald has never stopped watching me,” Helene continued on. “But ever since you two began to meet, he hasn’t paid as much attention to me. I think the chance to go has finally come. Luck is finally on my side. This is where you come in.” “What can I do?” I wondered cautiously. “ I think the wedding would be the best opportunity to escape,” she said quietly. “The gate will be opened for guests. Some of them will be from Southern areas. If we plan it just right, we could blend ourselves among the servants and slip out.”

He didn’t let me waste more time, instead he read his stupid vows out and I wasn’t even listening anyways. We exchange ring and he was expecting a kiss from me, I didn’t kiss him instead he forced his kisses on me. My stepmom and my relatives clapped their hands. After the wedding, I see Mike distribute envelopes to them all which I know the envelopes contains money. After the wedding, I told him, I want to see my husband and kids. He told me that when the phone lands that he would make the call that my husband should be freed. The plane landed and we were led into the ship,I thought I could escape but his men were al around , it was hard escaping.

As the wedding began, Eden struggled against the guard's grip, desperate to escape. The music began to play then Eden squinted her eyes shut, tears managing to slip beneath. She could hear Kylian and Diana exchange their vows, her heart breaking with each word. She couldn't bear to be here any longer. But then, in the middle of the ceremony, there was a loud crash. Everyone turned to look, confused and frightened. And then someone yelled, "The pack is under attack!" Eden's heart pounded in her chest as chaos erupted. The guests scattered, running for cover as the sound of growls and snarls filled the air. Eden knew she had to take this opportunity to escape.