Flash Marriage With My Fiance's Rival นิยาย & เรื่องราว

As the car pulled away from the courthouse, I leaned my head against the cold window and tried to breathe. That’s when it hit me fully. I had replaced my groom the night before the wedding. I stared out at the blurred city lights, the weight of it all pressing down on my chest. How was I going to explain this to my parents? To my aunts, my cousins, everyone waiting with gifts and cameras and carefully picked-out dresses? ‘Hey everyone, I caught Harrison in bed with Fiona, so I married a man I barely know instead. And, oh, by the way… he might be homeless.’

She snatched it from me and smashed it on the floor. “Tomorrow’s hospital donation event will be packed with reporters. Everyone knows you’re donating as my fiance. Are you sure you want to pick a fight with me right now?” “Fiance?” Valerie pursed her lips. “You are my fiance. You have to—” I cut her off. “When you and Cyrus were being intimate in my car, did you think of me as your fiance?” I adjusted my sleeves casually and spoke each word deliberately. I said, “Enough. My family doesn’t take handouts. And I’m not about to have some woman who keeps a boy toy on the side as the lady of the house.”

“To avoid dating my sister, he’d go as far as a fake marriage? Is my sister that bad?” His sister, Christine, had grown up with Tiesto. Both families had quietly hoped the two would end up together. Even Mrs. Sterling had always liked Christine. But Tiesto had never shown the slightest interest. And then—without a word—he got married. Orlando had only caught wind of it recently. He’d heard Tiesto had been openly showing off his wedding ring—and even the love bites on his neck. That was the final straw. He came straight here to confront him.

Chapter 5 Carla Simpson POV This day was a mess, I went from not knowing this guy straight into dating Kyler, then thrown into being his fiancée. I could not believe it I was getting married next month. The icing on the cake was someone finding a girl that looked exactly like me. how could I forget the worst of them all, oh I know I seem to have forgotten about the most embarrassing of them all Kyler’s mom caught us in he is office.

he said, "whoever dares to impersonate his wife has some nerve. He's known his wife since childhood—they grew up together. How could he ever mistake someone else for her?" Beside me, my younger cousin Hailey's face flushed with anger, tears welling up in her eyes. "Mary, what is going on here? Why are they accusing you of being an impostor? Wasn't it always decided that you and Cain would marry? Didn't we come here to prepare for your wedding?"

So he really carried me on his back like some chick? Lord please send the flood! How the hell would i face him now? He definitely won’t let me live this down. And I was a shitty, blabber mouth drunk. Have i said something to him that I shouldnt?? I couldn’t remember anything else but I had a feeling i had said things I shouldn’t to him. Oh god. As I left to go take a quick shower, a brief image flashed across my mind. It was of Saint lightly kissing me. That immensely startled me and made me trip.

I'm going to have to marry that man. END OF FLASHBACK ***

"You think I knew about this? Liv, if I hadn't come for this engagement, there's no way I would have known you were the bride." I scoffed. "And I'm glad I did. Else I would've lost you forever." I shook my head, glancing back at my dress still floating on the water. "I'm not yours, Damon. I'm getting married to your brother and nothing can stop it. Not even you. You should go back to your... girlfriend." My words seemed to piss him off a but, as his expression darkened and his fingers slid up my stomach and flicked my nipple. His hands finally landed on my waist, strong and possessive, pulling me flush against him. The length of him pressed to my core through the thin barrier of my panties,

“Fire them! How dare they!” Jerry sucks his teeth. “I am not firing anyone. This is on you!” “Come on now. How is she?” “Don’t ask me. Come home and see for yourself.” Something occurs to me. “Wait, did you say failed flash marriage?” “Yes, why?” I stroll down the hallway to the quiet staircase. “It didn't go as planned, but I signed the marriage certificate. Faith should have gone to register it, right?” Jerry bursts out laughing. “What’s so funny?”

Perhaps I had only loved the idea of what we could have been, the idea that he had been the mate I’ve been waiting for a long time and yet gone too soon. It hadn’t mattered now. His half-brother, my fiance, is now standing before the altar in his midnight-black suit, his dark skin glowing with silver under the moonlight. “What is it, Rhiannon?” my father winced. I shook my head. “Nothing. It’s just...the rejection.” I inhaled a deep breath. I spotted Catrin, my bestfriend, and Rowan, my brother, sitting next to each other. For once, I envied that they look like a better couple than Beta Homer and I ever was.