She Asked to Share, I Said Yes—He Crumbled — Novel

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In a world where love is meant to be exclusive, Olivia finds herself trapped in a twisted game of sharing. At their anniversary dinner, her fiancé, Daniel, seems more interested in his childhood friend Bella than in the woman he’s promised to marry. The jokes fly, the laughter echoes, and Olivia feels invisible—just a mere decoration at the table. But when Bella’s flirtations cross a line, Olivia's patience snaps, leading to a confrontation that reveals the cracks in their seemingly perfect relationship.

As tensions rise, Olivia grapples with her feelings of betrayal and the realization that Daniel's loyalty may not lie with her after all. Can she reclaim her worth in a relationship that feels more like a competition than a partnership? With Bella's provocative charm and Daniel’s nonchalance pushing her to the edge, Olivia must decide if love is worth the sacrifice—or if it’s time to break free from the chains of their shared life.

Will Olivia find the strength to stand up for herself, or will she remain a silent participant in a love story that never truly belonged to her? In this gripping tale of desire and deception, the stakes are high, and the heart's true intentions are put to the ultimate test.

She Asked to Share, I Said Yes—He CrumbledChapter 1

At our relationship anniversary dinner, my fiancé’s so-called “brother in arms,” Bella Brooks, once again casually ate the shrimp he had peeled for me.

A friend teased, “Daniel Carter, who’s really your girlfriend here?”

Bella instantly hooked her arm through his and laughed. “Oh, come on. Danny is our shared property! Haven’t you heard of sharing?”

“And besides,” she added with a sly grin, “it’s not like he hasn’t already taken care of me in other ways. Olivia’s generous—she doesn’t mind, right?”

My fiancé just pinched her cheek, smiling indulgently. “You never shut up,” he said, without once looking at me.

With everyone watching, I set down my chopsticks and said, “I do mind. It’s disgusting.”

Daniel finally frowned. “What are you making a scene for? She just ate a couple of your shrimp. Bella’s just running her mouth.”

I smiled calmly. “Exactly. And I think her dirty mouth is disgusting too.”

…

For the anniversary dinner, I had booked the restaurant early. Daniel’s friends all came. As soon as the dishes arrived, he picked up the biggest shrimp, deftly peeled it, and placed it—not in my bowl, but naturally into Bella’s.