My Groom Ran Away Novels & Stories

Besides, everyone was busy already, and even my new wife, the boys' mother, Margot, was busy dancing and talking to some of her friends. So the moment I got the chance, I got up and slipped away. No one noticed. Why would they? The groom always disappears for a minute during these long events. Maybe they thought I needed to catch my breath. But I wasn’t trying to breathe. I was chasing a scent that had already wrapped itself around my throat.

' Since it was a wedding, the groom should, of course, be with the bride. Branden just ditched all the guests and left in a big way.

The wedding was meant for him to secure everything. Political alliances. More money. And more power. The vole family joining his future administration, and sliver— Beautiful, obedient sliver---, had destroyed every thing by running away. He still felt the humiliation burning under his skin. Hundreds of high important guests. Camera everywhere. Now news had already spread online: Runaway Bride Disappears Before Ceremony Ends. He wanted to kill someone, instead he turned towards the windows overlooking the big city as rain poured outside. “she couldn’t have gone far” another guard said carefully

As long as she was going to stay out of my business and be quiet, then we were going to live together in harmony. “Boss.” One of the guards called out to me. I dropped down the shot cup and turned to face him. His face twitched when he saw the way I looked. I knew I looked drunk but my senses were perfectly alright. I knew better than to get drunk till I couldn’t think straight on my wedding day. “Is it time?” I asked him. He shook his head, “You won’t want to hear this.” “What happened?” I asked him. “I just got news from the bride’s side of the family. His daughter had ran away. There is no bride.” He said.

Apurva and Tia who were there with Radhika for marriage rituals were startled by the groom’s sudden mood change and Radhika’s crying. Vihaan and Suruchi were about to get up but before that, the groom got up and left the mandap. He yelled as loud as he could, “ I SINCERELY APOLOGIZE TO ALL OF YOU BUT THIS MARRIAGE WILL NOT HAPPEN NOW. SO YOU ALL CAN LEAVE.”

Hand in hand with Reuben, I began walking down the aisle. Behind us, Derek charged into the ballroom like a madman. "Celine! You can't marry him!" Every guest turned around to see him standing at the entrance, looking utterly wretched like a man who had been abandoned. He hadn't changed out of his tuxedo, and the boutonniere matching Lessie's bouquet was still pinned to his chest. But now, as he looked at me, it was as if he had finally realized what he had lost. "I'm sorry, Celine. I know that I've messed up. I'm calling off that wedding. I'll sign the papers with you right now, and we can leave this second. You've always wanted to marry me, haven't you? I'll marry you."

Moreover, the wedding was held in his estate. Though his heart was utterly broken, he soldiered on and graced the wedding of his beloved woman with his presence. So, instead of flying before his best friend's wedding he rescheduled his flight and he would fly to Canada after the wedding. He didn't expect that Shaun would leave Moriah at the altar. There was no hint from Shaun that he was having cold feet. He was glad that he bravely attended the wedding and was early as he had time to ask Moriah's hand from her father when Shaun jilted her at the altar.

Along the way, he took out his phone and sent me a voice message. "Stop throwing a tantrum, Ellie. Mr. Hammond is about to get married today, so I already know you were lying to me before. If you show up in front of me in ten minutes, I can forget about all the foolish things you've done so far." The moment his voice message was sent, the expensive mahogany doors in front of him slowly opened. Beneath the cascade of spotlights, I stepped forward, holding the edge of my shimmering gown as I slowly walked down the aisle.

He posted them to his feed. Then he went around shaking his groomsmen awake, telling them to repost to their own accounts. So what if Megan had blocked him? She'd see it through their posts. Close to eleven, the groomsmen were picked up by their drivers, one by one. Riley, still in the burgundy mermaid dress, sidled up against him. "Derek. Let's go home." He kept his eyes glued to his phone and pushed her away with one hand. "Everyone's gone. Drop the act. This is plenty to make Megan mad."

We're definitely going to get married. Lisa smoothly linked her arm through Michael's. The corners of her mouth turned up slightly, and there was a mocking glint in her eyes. They continued toasting and thanking the guests as if nothing had happened, as though what had just occurred was merely an insignificant little episode. I looked around the venue, taking in the wedding scene I had carefully planned, then looked at the groom, who was supposed to join hands with me for life. I lowered my eyes, gently touched my stomach, then turned and left the hall.