My Groom Ran Away นิยาย & เรื่องราว

The photo was of a hospital bed, and the caption read, "Came back all alone for treatment. How sad." The guests began to whisper about the groom suddenly running away from his own wedding when my brother, Alvin Chilton, stepped forward. "Joy, you've always been strong, so I know you can handle this alone. Gwen needs me more than you right now." With that, he was out the door as well. Both of them had deserted me for the same woman. I tried calling Theodore's phone, but it remained unreachable. Soon, I noticed that Gwen had updated her social media account again.

I made that up so people could have a good reason why your groom was more than two hours late. He eyed me.”Where’s your groom, Alora?” I swallowed, feeling ashamed. “Can you admit now that it was pretty stupid of you to agree to marry him?” God, he was not going easy on me at all but I admitted.”Yeah, it was stupid.” “You admit you were stupid.” “Yeah, I was stupid. But don’t get me wrong, I’m grateful you saved me from the public disgrace but why? Why did you replace my groom?” We had drove through the expensive suburb of a street now, pulling up outside impressive gates.

Even his back was more than enough to tell that he was dashing, his aura intense. “Do you... take... as your lawfully wedded wife?” “I do!” “Do you... take... as your lawfully wedded husband?” “I do!” “You may now kiss the bride!” As they were about to kiss, a sudden gust of wind blew into the hall. A young girl barged in and whispered something into the groom’s ear. The groom seemed shocked. He hesitated for a moment. Then, after whispering something into the bride’s ear, he leaped into the skies, leaving the bride alone in the hall to face all the guests on her own.

It wasn't until the older man slowly stood up from his front-row seat that he finally spoke, saying, "Everyone. This wedding… cannot go on." Gasps. Cries. Someone in the back clapped—thinking it was still a performance. They were quickly shushed. "Shall we go?" the woman asked her partner. The planner nodded briskly, her tone tight but putting on a cheerful façade. “Thank you for coming today. Don't forget to grab a favor bag on the way you leave.” The attendees came in waves, confusion encircling them. Hushed whispers turned louder. What actually happened? The bridegroom is said to have run away. His late brother came!

SEVEN YEARS AGO “BANG! Was the next sound that was heard in the church hall while the door of opened. The groomsman came running with force and anxiety all over his face. “The groom is missing” the groom's man spoke, as he struggled to wipe off his sweats that resulted from a thorough search. He was pushed out of the way by the bride, who headed for her parent's sit. She had tears constantly rolling down her cheeks, which made her makeup ware off gradually as she ran towards her parents.

There was no way it was going to happen until his plan would be successful. He decided to give her some time so she would be obedient. "Sir, please open the door. The bride has run away." The next morning, someone kept knocking at the door when he was still sleeping. Nobody ever tried to take him up like that as they knew what they would suffer later for doing so but why today? Getting up he opened the door. "Did you forget your manners or I should—" "The bride has run away…" the servant announced, trembling in fear. Yesterday night, they were happy thinking that finally their cold-blooded boss got married but as they woke up in the morning they found out she left the mansion already.

“The moment she signed those divorce papers, she ceased to be yours! Avery and Allison are mine! You’ve lost them forever!” “Don’t be so confident, the wedding hasn’t happened yet. Till then, keep an extra eye at the back of your head, A lot of accidents can happen to the groom before the wedding. And the groom can also be replaced” I didn’t give him the chance to redeem himself before I turned around and began walking away. I could hear him cussing behind me. **** ~Stephen~ Beep! Beep! Beep!

What a coincidence, she happened to know the male protagonist who had just eloped! The person who posted should be an insider in the circle, revealing why Kendall ran away from her wedding. ... As far as I know, the groom running away seems to be because he actually had no feelings for the bride, and the bride also had no feelings for him (sisters, I'm not trying to defend the groom! I'm just stating what I know!).

Shouldn’t he be angry, embarrassed, and furious when the wife he had spent so much money on to marry ran away from the ceremony? Why did he feel disappointed? What was he disappointed about? “The bride’s family is poor. The groom paid for every decoration here. Do you think the guards would have allowed the two of them to run off if the groom hadn’t allowed them to?” “If my assumptions are correct, the groom is in the know with the man who snatched his bride away from him. He knew the man was going to come before this, and he made sure to let everyone know in advance so that it would be a success.”

He left her, or so to speak, he ditched her. On the most awaited day that Daphne Collins had been looking forward to, Maverick Powell, her groom, abandoned her in front of the aisle—in front of everyone. She never thought that Maverick would do this, especially on the day of her wedding. Like in movies, Daphne believed it was always the bride who ran away, not the groom. It was ironic to think she would be the ‘Bug Guy’ to Maverick’s Julia Roberts.