My Long-time Girlfriend Dumped Me on Our Wedding — Novel

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In the wake of a shattered wedding day, Minton finds himself grappling with betrayal and uncertainty. Left at the altar by Valerie, the woman he loved for years, he becomes the target of whispered accusations and mocking laughter. Yet as the dust settles, he realizes that the true chaos lies ahead. With Valerie’s heart now entangled with Ayden, Minton is forced to confront not only the remnants of their relationship but also the twisted dynamics of loyalty and love.

As he navigates his crumbling world, Minton discovers that moving on isn’t as simple as discarding a tuxedo. Haunted by memories and the betrayal of those closest to him, he must decide whether to reclaim his life or remain a pawn in a game he never wanted to play. Valerie’s insistence on keeping Ayden close only deepens the chasm between them, leaving Minton to wonder: how much longer can he endure this charade?

With tempers flaring and emotions running high, the stakes rise as Minton learns to redefine himself amidst the chaos. Can he break free from the echoes of his past, or will he be forever tethered to the love that betrayed him? As he steps into the unknown, the journey ahead promises to challenge everything he thought he knew about love, trust, and what it truly means to be free.

My Long-time Girlfriend Dumped Me on Our WeddingChapter 1

On the day of the wedding, Ayden Scott discovered that Valerie Stewart and I were getting married.

He had a heart attack on the spot, and Valerie immediately announced the wedding's cancellation.

The bride left the groom at the altar and ran off with another man.

At that moment, I became the laughingstock of everyone.

The guests pointed fingers at me, accusing me of being cruel and calling me a murderer. Despite that, I couldn't care less about their opinion. However, even Valerie lashed out in anger. "Why couldn’t it be you who got sick?"

Deeply hurt, I threw my wedding outfit into the trash and made a phone call. "I'll accept the transfer to headquarters."

After Valerie left, the guests I had graciously invited gathered around me.

Their tone was mocking. "If you’ve done wrong, you should admit it. Apologize to Ayden, or I won’t recognize you as a friend anymore."

"Since the wedding didn’t happen, return all the gifts I brought."

"This is such bad luck."

...

Their malice was unmasked, yet I didn’t feel an ounce of pain.

Ignoring them, I walked straight out of the wedding venue and tossed my tuxedo into the trash.