My Actress Girlfriend Helped My Rival Destroy Me — Novel

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Frank Carmichael's life has unraveled in the wake of betrayal, and the world of high-stakes competition has turned into a battleground of broken dreams and shattered trust. After losing the Grand Pianist Excellence Award to his rival, Steven Jackson, everything spirals further when he overhears his glamorous girlfriend, Margot, seemingly choosing Steven over him. The confrontation that follows is explosive, leaving Frank with a fractured hand and a heart full of questions: How could the woman he loved play both sides?

As Frank navigates the treacherous waters of public humiliation and personal agony, he finds himself at odds with Margot and the glamorous world she inhabits. The stakes rise as he grapples with the fallout of a viral video that exposes their fractured relationship, igniting a firestorm of public scrutiny. When Margot comes back into his life, begging for forgiveness, Frank must decide if love can truly mend a relationship built on deception.

In a world where loyalty is as fragile as glass, will Frank reclaim his dignity and fight for the truth, or will he be crushed under the weight of betrayal? With every choice, both he and Margot risk everything—love, reputation, and the future they once dreamed of together.

My Actress Girlfriend Helped My Rival Destroy MeChapter 1

The Grand Pianist Excellence Awards were supposed to be the crowning moment of my career. But instead of celebrating, it turned into my worst nightmare.

The international prize I had poured my heart and soul into, which I had sacrificed countless hours for, wasn’t mine. No, it was handed over to my biggest rival, Steven Jackson, like some gift wrapped in a shiny bow.

Frustrated and furious, I confronted the organizers.

My attempt to demand answers ended badly—very badly. By the time I got home, my left hand was in a cast, fractured from the chaos. All I wanted was to vent to Margot, my girlfriend of two years. Margot, the shining star of the screen, is an award-winning actress everyone adores.

But as I approached the door, I froze in my tracks. Her voice—and his—filtered through the thin walls.

“Are you happy now?” Margot’s tone was light, almost teasing. “Whatever you want, Steven, it’s yours.”

“Of course, I’m happy,” Steven responded smugly. “This proves I matter more to you than that Frank Carmichael.”