Abandoned at the Altar, Married his Rival — Novel

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In a world where love and betrayal collide, Elle King finds herself standing at the altar, abandoned by the man she thought she would spend her life with. As whispers of scandal erupt around her, she is approached by an unexpected figure—Cain Blackwood, her fiancé's ruthless rival. With his smirk and smooth voice, he offers her an audacious proposition: marry him instead. What begins as a ploy for revenge spirals into a complicated web of passion and deception.

As Elle navigates her new life as Mrs. Blackwood, she discovers that winning Cain's heart may be more challenging than she anticipated. Just when she believes she has escaped the shadows of her past, secrets threaten to unravel everything she has built. When a shocking betrayal surfaces, Elle must confront the reality of her choices and the true nature of love.

Can Elle reclaim her life, or will she find herself trapped in a game of power and deceit? With stakes higher than ever, she must decide if revenge is worth the cost of her heart. The question looms: is love ever truly worth the gamble?

Abandoned At The Alltar, Married His RivalChapter 1

I was getting married to the love of my life, billionaire mogul James Calloway, but it had been an hour since I was supposed to walk down the aisle to him, and he was nowhere to be found.

I tried calling him, thinking this was all a joke but all his calls weren't going through. The paparazzi were all flashing their cameras at me, ready to publish vicious gossip about the latest scandal in town.

I stood frozen at the centre of the church, my gown wrapping around my body too tight. My heart was pounding as the crowd got louder, with whispers and gasps.

Another couple of cameras flashed in my face again, blinding me for a moment. My head was hurting as my hands clutching the flowers trembled.

James wasn’t coming to the wedding.

My fiancé has abandoned me at the altar.

I could hear my best friend and chief bridesmaid calling him over and over on her phone with no response, leaving messages and begging him to show up.

But I already knew he was gone. I could barely look at my parents but I could hear my mother's murmurs as she blamed me for disgracing her in front of her friends and society.