She Becomes Glamorous After The Engagement Annulment の小説・ストーリー

It was quite embarrassing, but she turned around and got engaged to Kendrick, the most esteemed man in Elfhedge. She didn't have many opportunities to appear in public, so various rumors started to spread online. Some said she was extremely ugly, while others claimed she was as beautiful as a goddess. As soon as they heard, everyone started discussing that the woman in front of them was Annabelle. "That's Annabelle, so beautiful. She's definitely not an ugly girl." "Gemma Pratt is also impressive. She truly lives up to her reputation as a supermodel. Her figure is truly remarkable." "If you ask me, Annabelle had a better body proportion..."

She claimed the space. She wore crimson—deep and daring—with a slit that cut up her thigh and a neckline that made the diamonds at her collarbone look like afterthoughts. Her heels clicked in soft rhythm against marble, and her hair was swept back in a low, sleek twist, revealing the quiet power in her jawline and the calm fire in her gaze. People turned. Glasses paused mid-air. Conversations stalled. Even the men who had brought dates that night found their eyes straying. Avery didn’t smile. She didn’t have to.

Our engagement was real, a promise forged through storms. That night, I checked X, curiosity winning. A new TMZ clip played: “Kayla Reed’s journey—from Greenwich waitress to Met Gala star to Justin Drake’s fiancée. Is this the ultimate love story?” X posts leaned kinder: “Kayla’s ring is fire. She’s living the dream.” I smiled, my doubts quieter, my body warm against Justin’s. The truth was out, and I was engaged to the man I loved, ready to face whatever came next.

Now they were even. She had expected Zac to get angry, but he didn't. Instead, he merely stood, not saying anything at all. This was when she realized she had to hold back her anger. After the engagement party, they had to get a divorce and go on separate ways. She walked into the room and started to dress up. She put on the honey waist dress that she designed, tied up her black hair, and pulled it up into an elegant updo. Then she wore light make-up.

A satisfied smile curled her lips as she observed how the black metallic sequined off-shoulder dress hugged her curves perfectly. The knee-length cut not only made her look stunning but also added a touch of undeniable allure. She deliberately left her wavy hair loose to enhance her bold appearance. Tonight was a special occasion: Chelsea Harrison’s engagement party. Amora intended to attend and present an exclusive gift as a show of her "concern" as a former best friend. The corners of Amora's lips lifted in a cunning manner. She looked at herself in the mirror and muttered, “Chelsea, your event today is going to be very festive. Consider it my reward for your betrayal in the past.”

She looked even more ravishing, her air added to the glamor of the dress giving coverage to the big love cut at its back. “‘No makeup”’ she informs the girl. She would rather not have something on her face when she was not sure to keep her act together. As she walked out of the hotel, she quickly spotted the purple Porsche which she had rather become too acquainted with over the day. They both sat in silence, the drive to the Bureau of National Affairs was a quick one, and in no time they were done. She walked out with a marriage certificate.

Thom again. “They’re planning the menu. Birthday roast. Fireworks. Big announcement.” “I heard.” “You’re not going to fight?” She looked up. “What would I be fighting for? A man who let another woman wear the flower I nearly died for?” Silence. “Then what now?” Sepharine stood. “Now I choose myself.” --- In her room, she drafted a letter. > To Lady Walfson, > > I respectfully request the engagement be dissolved. Lord Draven is restored. I am no longer needed.

Several articles from the exposition yesterday appeared in her eyes alongside with neither positive or negative comments. “After the accident, the original wife is back! Oh, God. What's happening?” “Who's your bet? The legal wife or the mistress?” “Missus Vistagra’s features never changed. She's still pretty, far from Andy Moore's angelic yet deceiving face!” “Missus Vistagra is such a genius! No wonder Andy Moore's company can't be the number one fashion trend in the city!” Seeing a bunch of comments made her smirk. After all, the public still favors her.

The attendants gasped loudly. “Much better.” She smiled at her gown’s new look. The long slit showed off the lower part of her thigh. “I can wear this outside, right?” She asked the horrified attendants. They nodded slowly, unable to speak. “Great. Thank you.” She smiled brightly. Ryan stood up, stupefied. “Babe. What's-what's going on? You’ve ruined your dress!” Dakota rolled her eyes. “In case it wasn’t clear to you Ryan, I’m breaking off our engagement.” She announced.

She was wearing an expensive designer gown—Valentino or Versace, I can't remember which—dripping with jewelry that probably cost more than most people's houses. Her face was flushed with excitement, eyes bright with anticipation. "Hey, darling!" she gushed, reaching for my hand. "You look incredible. The photographer and media are on their way—they should be here in about fifteen minutes. We're going to rock this! This is going to be the engagement announcement of the year!" She was just too annoying to even look at. Everything about her suddenly irritated me—her breathless enthusiasm, the naive excitement, the way she looked at me like I was some kind of prize she'd won.