Lost My Fiancé to His Secret Son — Novel

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Riley never imagined her wedding day would unravel into chaos at City Hall. Just moments away from tying the knot with her fiancé Micah, everything changes when a little boy bursts onto the scene, calling Micah "Daddy." Suddenly, her dreams of a perfect future are shattered as Micah reveals he has a secret son and a past he can't escape. As the pieces of her life come crashing down, Riley finds herself reeling from betrayal, feeling like a ghost in her own story.

Desperate to reclaim her narrative, Riley makes an impulsive decision: she calls Asher, the man who has adored her from afar for a decade. But can she really leap into a new relationship while still haunted by the remnants of her past? As she navigates the tumultuous waters of heartbreak and unexpected alliances, Riley must confront the lingering shadows of love lost and the possibility of new beginnings.

With Micah's new family constantly intruding, and Asher's steadfast affection pulling at her heart, will Riley find the strength to reshape her destiny? Or will she remain trapped in the echoes of what might have been? In a world where love is anything but straightforward, every choice could lead to redemption or regret.

Lost My Fiancé to His Secret SonChapter 1

I was standing outside the City Hall with my fiancé, waiting in line to get our marriage license.

Out of nowhere, a little boy ran up, hugged my fiancé’s leg and called him “Daddy.”

I thought it was someone doing pranks, but then my fiancé smiled tenderly, scooped the kid up in his arms and said, “I just found out,” he said softly. “When Lana and I broke up five years ago, she was already pregnant. She came back recently, a single mom with a kid. People will talk. So, I’ll give them a proper status.”

Before I could say anything, Lana Pierce walked over. Micah Langston—my fiancé—interlocked his fingers with hers, looking like the happiest man on earth.

I asked calmly, “what about us?”

Micah replied, “I have to marry Lana. As for us…”

Lana cut in with a sugary smile. “Since you’re already here, why don’t you take a photo and post it on your socials? That way your friends will think you still got married today.”

Then she actually pulled out her phone, pointed it at us and chirped, “Say cheese!”