The Wedding He Never Noticed Novels & Stories

I walked her inside from the driveway, leaving the car for the housekeeper to drive it into the garage, leaving the work I have to do and probably neglecting my father's legacy for the first time. The day of the wedding came. I've been excited, low-key. And the person I used to love is slowly disappearing from the picture of my life. The wedding was grand. The chandelier in the ballroom cast a warm glow onto the atmosphere that evening. All my colleagues attended. Wine and chatter filled the air, just a normal gala wedding. Then I noticed the absence of my newlywed wife, Olivia. I tried to reach her on the phone, but it was busy, so I went to look around for her. Then I found her on the stai

But then his mother had called, her voice sharp with disapproval. "What do you mean you're not bringing Aria? It looks terrible for a wife to skip important events. People will talk." So here I was, standing alone at the back while Jason stood at the front, and people talked anyway. The ceremony blurred together; vows, rings, the kiss. I watched Jason's jaw tighten when the groom kissed Violet, I watched his hands clench at his sides. The guests erupted in applause, but Jason looked like he was attending a funeral instead of a wedding.

When he speaks again, his voice is quieter. Less controlled. “I spent years watching you choose him.” The confession lands unexpectedly. I blink. “What?” “You think the wedding was the beginning of this,” he continues. “It wasn’t.” He exhales slowly, like the words cost effort. “I noticed you long before the altar. Long before the contract.” My pulse quickens. “At board events. Charity functions. Family dinners you attended as if you already belonged to the Hale name.” Memories flicker through my mind. Rooms where Adrian had stood silently at the edges. Watching. Observing.

My fiance was a perfect guy, but he did not love me. Ten years into my mission to win his heart, my fiance still shoved me into the line of fire just to save Evangeline Caspian, his first love. One shot put an end to everything I had ever felt for him. When the system asked if I wanted to choose a new target, I forced myself to say yes and spent every point I had to make Hunter Stormvale, the casino king of the Sable Isles, my new target. To my surprise, winning Hunter over seemed easy. When enemies came after me, he went at them with a knife. He took eighteen stab wounds without a word of complaint. When I waved him over, the man everyone knew as cold and aloof came running like a lo

He blinked, and his posture relaxed, his eyes softening. I stared at him for a second longer, pecked his cheek and walked away. Dean was an observant man. I would have to be more careful in this short marriage. The wedding reception was a haze for me. I moved around mechanically, smiled, danced, and greeted our guests, feeling like a zombie. I did not see Colt the whole time even though he was the groomsman, and this distressed me a lot. What was going on in his mind? But hours later, when I stepped out in my after-party dress, I saw him.

I started looking around the room for Grey without success but one thing that I found strange was that Madison, Kyle, and Grey suddenly disappeared from the hall I started wondering if they had something on their sleeves because a lot of things had changed from the wedding that I witnessed in my past life and I have no idea if the reason for me feeling so out of place at this wedding is because I didn’t pay so much attention to what was going on around me then. Grey and his best friend finally decided to grace us with their presence, and after they did the wedding part started properly with Grey and I exchanging rings, and saying our vows which was nothing special… we just repeated after the

Mary's mind turned into mush as he called her love, and she was floating in the air, unaware of when the priest began to talk again. "I now present the latest couple. Mr. and Mrs. Harrington." The crowd erupted into cheers as they welcomed the new couple. Nicholas sighed as the ceremony ended. Finally, the wedding was over; he just needed to get over the reception, and he would be good to go. *** Mary prides herself on having a very good vision that could enable her to see far, but as she scanned the faces of the guests carefully, she couldn't see any glimpse of her sister Martha or Helena, and her mood plummeted.

I don't know if I should be happy or sad. Jake took my hands the moment I arrived at the altar, we both stood in front of the altar. There are only a few people present and I can't recognise any one of them. I can't believe my wedding will turn out this way, so dull and boring. It doesn't even look like a celebrity wedding, There are no paparazzi or any media houses. It just looks like a secret wedding. My mind was not there actually, I can't even read meaning to what the priest is busy saying. I am so lost in thought.

I snivveled. Funny how I had never even set my eyes on this man even after consenting to the marraige. I actually thought that when I did consent to it, he would show up and I and him could get to know each other more and probably I could talk him out of it or maybe he might not be as bad as people paint him to be. But reverse was the case. He never did show up, not even for one moment and I will not be surprised if he does not show up for this wedding either.

His eyes were blank. I thought he would snap at me but he didn't, yet he stood beside me silently. He picked up his favourite pair of forks and spoon and started eating quietly. I don't know why, but there is something strange with his behaviour today. Don't know it yet. It's not visible, but it's there. I could feel it. I was glancing at him when I heard dad's voice from the opposite side. "Do you know how many people are paying attention to this wedding? At that time, the media both at home and abroad will pay attention to it. This is the only wedding