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In a world where love and ambition collide, Dennis has devoted eight years to supporting Avery, his girlfriend and secret lover. But when she announces her engagement to another man at a high-profile awards ceremony, everything he thought he knew crumbles. As he watches her walk away with Bryan, the man who will take his place, Dennis is left grappling with betrayal and heartbreak. Can he find a way to reclaim his life, or will he forever be haunted by what might have been?
With just three days until Avery’s wedding, Dennis decides to return to the family business, but the emotional stakes are higher than ever. As he navigates the complexities of his past relationship and the demands of his mother, he finds himself caught between loyalty and the desire for freedom. Avery, ever the ambitious actress, is determined to maintain her public image, but at what cost to their once-close bond?
As tensions rise and secrets unravel, will Dennis finally stand up for himself, or will he remain a pawn in Avery's game? Discover the tangled web of love, ambition, and heartbreak in this gripping tale of choices made and paths not taken.
Girlfriend for 8 Years, Choose to Marry Someone ElseChapter 1
I gave up my family business to be Avery's agent for eight years, and for those eight years, I was also her secret lover.
Every year for eight years, I proposed to Avery, only to be decisively rejected each time. But on the day of the Stellar Frame Awards ceremony, Avery publicly announced her engagement to another man.
"Thanks to Bryan's care over the years, I've achieved the success I have today. I've decided to marry him in three days," she said.
After saying that, Avery shot me a warning glance from the corner of her eye.
I fell silent, deep in thought for a moment, then dialed my mother's number. "Mom, I’m done playing around. I’ll take your advice and go back to run the family business."
On the other end of the line, my mother sounded as happy as a child. "What about the girl our family arranged for you?"
I glanced at Avery and Bryan, who were kissing on stage, and said, “Sure, three days from now is a good day. Let’s set it for then.”
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