She Gave Away My Watch, Engagement Over — Novel

About

As the wedding date creeps closer, Raymond finds his world unraveling. Once the golden boy of the Wallace Group, he’s been relegated to the sidelines, watching the woman he loves, Megan, shower attention on her new assistant, Brian. With a sudden promotion that feels like a betrayal, Raymond is left questioning everything he thought he knew about their relationship. Was their love ever real, or merely a facade?

Megan’s kindness toward Brian, including a secretive hospital stay during his injury, sends Raymond spiraling. With each passing day, he grapples with feelings of jealousy and betrayal, struggling to understand why the woman who once meant the world to him seems to have chosen someone else. As tensions rise and the truth becomes murkier, Raymond makes a decision that could change everything.

What does it mean to truly let go? Can he walk away from a love that has defined him for so long, or will his heart pull him back into the chaos? In a world where loyalty and ambition clash, Raymond must navigate the treacherous waters of love, loss, and self-discovery. Will he find the strength to reclaim his life, or will he be forever haunted by the memories of the woman who gave away his heart—and his watch?

She Gave Away My Watch, Engagement OverChapter 1

The wedding date was approaching, and a notice was posted in the company group. All employees would receive a half-year bonus of 14 thousand dollars and a seven-day trip to Bali.

[Thank you, Miss Wallace, you’re so generous!]

[Miss Wallace chose Bali—does that mean he’s going to hold the wedding there with Mr. Benneth?]

[Definitely, I heard they were childhood sweethearts and already engaged.]

[Blue seas, blue skies, and sandy beaches—it’ll definitely be romantic!]

Just as everyone was cheering with excitement, Megan’s assistant, Brian Carter, sent a message.

[Miss Wallace, I’ve only been working here for less than three months, so I guess the half-year bonus doesn’t apply to me, right?]

Megan, who almost never spoke in the group, replied for once.

[As long as you’ve done work, there will be a reward.]

At the time, I was just surprised and didn’t think much of it.

The next day, the HR manager secretly told me that Mrs. Wallace had someone else in mind for the director position.

I was really upset. Clearly, that position had been reserved for me, so why did she change her choice?