My Best Friend Stole My Groom Before the Wedding — Novel

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As the wedding day approaches, Elaine’s world shatters just days before she walks down the aisle. Her best friend, Talia, who has always been a steadfast ally, suddenly becomes a stranger—one entangled with her fiancé, Iñigo, in a web of deceit and betrayal. Caught between the love she thought was unbreakable and the shocking betrayal of those she trusted most, Elaine is thrust into a heart-wrenching dilemma.

Can she confront the truth before it’s too late? Or will the bonds of friendship crumble under the weight of hidden desires and unspoken secrets? As tensions rise and emotions spiral, Elaine must navigate a world filled with lies and heartbreak. With her heart and her future on the line, she’s determined to uncover the truth behind the smiles and the whispers.

Will she find the strength to reclaim her life, or will she lose everything she holds dear in the process? In a tale of love, loss, and the complexities of friendship, Elaine’s journey will keep you guessing until the very last moment.

My Best Friend Stole My Groom Before the WeddingChapter 1

One week before the wedding, my best friend rushed back from another province just to help me prepare for the ceremony.

That night, while she was still in the shower, her phone began to ring.

"Elaine, can you check who's calling?" she called from the bathroom.

I chuckled and teased, "Aren't you afraid I'll find out if you're hiding some secret boyfriend?"

I picked up her phone and unlocked it. A message popped up from a pinned contact on WhatsApp.

[Baby, are we doing it tonight?]

Beneath it was a photo—a provocative one of a woman in a skimpy bunny costume, holding a pair of pink handcuffs.

Another message followed, this time a voice note.

"I've missed you so much. How about we try this tonight?"

I froze. Then I played it again.

My face burned at first—then the heat drained away, leaving me cold all over.

Because that voice... wasn't anyone else's.

It was my fiancé's, Iñigo.

——

The room was warm, but I felt like I'd fallen into ice water.

The sound of running water came from the bathroom, every splash pounding against my chest, making it hard to breathe.