The Wedding He Never Thought Id Cancel นิยาย & เรื่องราว

"Adrian." Eva recognized him immediately. Richard Blackwood. Adrian's uncle. "This family is becoming the laughingstock of the city," Richard hissed. "Do you have any idea what canceling this wedding will do to the company's stock tomorrow morning?" Adrian's expression didn't change. "I do." "Then fix it." "There is nothing to fix." "There is." Richard stepped closer, lowering his voice. "You need a bride." Eva's breath caught. The hallway fell silent.

“Let me spell it out for you, we won’t be needing your services anymore.” The disbelief on her face was almost amusing. “What do you mean?” I stepped forward. “Exactly what he said,” I answered, getting tired of her presence. Her eyes narrowed. “Why is that? After all the hours of discussing the wedding theme and decorations.” “That’s none of your business, we just chose to cancel,” I answered and the words had barely left my mouth before her composure cracked.

For ten years, Daniel Miller and I were nothing more than a secret. We went straight from friends with benefits to husband and wife, skipping the dating phase entirely. Then came the weddings. Every single time we tried to have a ceremony, his childhood best friend, Chloe Vance, would pull him away with ridiculous excuses. The first time we read our vows, she needed him to drive her to the dentist for a mouth ulcer. The second time we tried to exchange rings, she had a panic attack and threatened to jump off a roof. For our third attempt, I bribed the security guard. I begged him not to let anyone crash the venue. When I arrived, the guard blocked me at the front gates. I stood outs

"I know." "I spent two weeks undoing what Paige booked with the florist and the caterer. A hundred people I've never met are coming to my wedding, and half of them already have a save-the-date I never saw. June and Iris are sitting in the front row instead of standing next to me. Paige knew about the rings the same day we ordered them. This was the one thing I thought we still had left, Colin. And now that's gone too." Her voice was not steady anymore, and she did not try to make it steady. "You know how much this meant to me." "And what about what I need?"

I have been thinking about after. Not the wedding after, I have planned the morning-after breakfast, I know what the terrace looks like at six-thirty a.m. in December, I know the preserves are ready. I mean the after-after. The part that begins when the planning app has no more notes. The part that is not an event, not a timeline, not a document with a completion date. The part that is simply life. Two people in a house. Without a lawsuit or a forged will or an acquisition protocol or fourteen months of documentation or a photographer to identify. Without, I am realising at ten p.m. on a Wednesday with ten days remaining, the specific structure of something to survive together. I know how to

Rachel smiled, then hesitated. “But aren't you pregnant and getting married soon? Will moving to Seattle be difficult?” I glanced at the suitcase beside my bed. “The wedding is canceled,” I said. “And I lost the baby.” The bedroom door suddenly opened behind me. Nathan stood in the doorway, staring at me with a frown. “What did you just say was gone?”

Three nights before my wedding, our families played a “lucky key” game. Each woman drew a key to one of the gift cases. Everyone said the assignments were random. My key opened an empty case. Inside was a single card. THANK YOU FOR PLAYING. My fiancé, Damian Valenti, touched my shoulder. “Your luck has always been terrible.” My childhood friend, Luca Ferraro, lowered his voice. “Smile. Don’t let everyone think you’re a sore loser.” My half sister, Sienna, drew the grand prize. Her case held a vintage Valenti brooch, the Mediterranean vacation I had spent months planning, and a card Luca had written himself. Whatever happens, we will always protect you. I smiled for the photographs and return

"Astrid Walton is still engaged to the Smith, and you are still engaged to Mira Walton. You can't get married without breaking off your engagement, right? And how many people know about this dumb marriage of yours? The Smith don't know anything about it not to mention Astrid's father, who was the witness for this so-called marriage. How was it celebrated? Plus, I don't see any ring on your finger. Is that a marriage?" Astrid felt devastated by hearing all those things. Everyone seemed to think Mira was better than her, and although Mrs. Thompson was right, they didn't have a proper wedding. "Cancel the wedding " Andrew said calmly. "What?" Mrs Thompson asked with a smile. "I said cancel the

I'm the reason this woman is in a wheelchair. "What's the news!" She asks me joyously. "Are you pregnant? Is that why you canceled the wedding? Are you afraid of looking fat and bloated in your wedding gown?" "No." Damien laughs. "That's not the reason why we canceled the wedding. I wanted Dani to share the bad news herself." "What news?" "Dani, don't be shy." He chuckles. "Tell Mom the real reason why we canceled the wedding." I can't bring myself to talk. My tongue is tied. And my heart is pounding. I love Camille and I love the friendship we share. The news will destroy our friendship forever.

I wanted to lie… To tell him that I was very happy… But everyone would soon get to know that the wedding had been canceled…. Was there any need to lie? “I thought you found happiness now and I was sincerely happy for you but it doesn’t seem like…” “It’s none of your business whether I’m happy or not.Focus on your family.”I snapped. He had a pained expression on his face. “I don’t think I can continue living with Ash.” “What?” “Don’t you understand what he means?”Ashley asked from behind me.”So your wedding is really getting canceled.The guests had waited for the bride and groom for like forever and Edgar is probably seeing this as his chance to be with you.”Ashley said walking in.