Green Marriage Certificate — Novel

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In the aftermath of betrayal, Tommy finds himself at a crossroads, nursing both physical wounds and a shattered heart. Days before his wedding, a devastating accident leaves him alone in a hospital bed while the woman he thought he loved celebrates with another man. As he grapples with the realization that ten years of devotion meant nothing to Olivia, he questions the choices that led him to this moment. Was he ever truly seen, or was he merely a prop in her grand narrative?

With Olivia's callous indifference echoing in his ears, Tommy must confront the painful truth of their relationship. As he battles his feelings of anger, betrayal, and longing, a familiar voice from the past offers a glimmer of hope. Jade, his stepfather's daughter, has always believed in him, but is it too late for a second chance? As the lines between love and resentment blur, Tommy is faced with an impossible choice: to reclaim his heart or to remain trapped in the shadows of someone else's happiness. Can he find the strength to redefine his future, or will he continue to be haunted by the ghosts of his past?

Green Marriage CertificateChapter 1

Two days before we planned to register for marriage, Olivia Declan left me on the mountainside to pick up her male assistant for a celebration party.

When the car accident happened and I fell off the cliff, she was busy having sex with the assistant in the car. The countless calls and cries for help I made were drowned out by their moans and groans.

When I was rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment, I asked the nurse to inform her.

But on the phone, she yelled, "You can call me if he's dead, otherwise don't bother me! He's always creating drama." At the moment I closed my eyes, I felt completely hopeless.

The first thing I did after waking up from surgery was cancel our marriage registration appointment.

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"Tommy, where are you! I've been waiting at the City Hall for ten minutes!" On the other end of the line, Olivia shouted angrily.

"I had a car accident, I'm in the hospital. I forgot to tell you, I canceled the marriage registration." My breath smelled like disinfectant and my whole body ached as if crushed.

There was a long silence on the other end, "Then let's not register for now."