He Humiliated Me at Our Wedding, I Married His Rival — Novel

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On what should have been the happiest day of her life, Lydia finds herself humiliated at the altar, forced to ride in the back seat while her fiancé's secretary takes center stage. As whispers of betrayal and mockery swirl around her, she feels the weight of the world pressing down. With her family siding against her, Lydia makes a bold choice, escaping the clutches of her disastrous wedding day with the help of her childhood friend, Charles. But when a head-on collision and a surprising twist of fate lead her to a moment of reckoning, she must confront her past and the man who left her behind.

In a whirlwind of emotions, Lydia finds herself standing at a crossroads. Can she reclaim her narrative, or will she forever be the punchline of a cruel joke? As she and Charles embark on an unexpected journey to a new beginning, the stakes rise. Will their shared history ignite a spark, or will the shadows of betrayal and unrequited love threaten to tear them apart?

With romance and drama intertwined, Lydia's quest for self-acceptance and happiness unfolds against a backdrop of jealousy, rivalry, and second chances. Can she turn her humiliation into empowerment, or will the ghosts of her past haunt her forever?

He Humiliated Me at Our Wedding, I Married His RivalChapter 1

On our wedding day, my fiancé claimed his secretary was carsick and told me to sit in the back car.

As the bride, not being allowed to ride in the front was unthinkable.

I asked my future mother-in-law and sister-in-law for support, but they both surprisingly sided against me, urging me to be magnanimous.

Relatives and friends were waiting to see me smile, especially jealous colleagues who had already recorded a video mocking me.

I climbed into my childhood sweetheart’s passenger seat. “Didn’t you say you didn’t want me to marry anyone else? So, are we getting our marriage certificate now?”

My childhood sweetheart beamed. “Absolutely!”

When my ex-fiancé’s family found out I had already gotten a marriage certificate with someone else, they panicked...

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I woke up early today and finally finished all the wedding procedures.

Just as I was about to get into the wedding car, holding up The Heirloom Gown, Jason Miller stopped me.

“Wait a moment. You have to sit in the back car.”

I froze. “What?”

“Selena is carsick, so she has to sit in the front. Just bear with it; it’s not far.”