Too Late to Wanted Me Back — Novel

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Graciela’s world shatters on what should have been the happiest night of her life. Betrayed by Lewis, her brother’s best friend and the man she’s loved for years, she’s forced to confront the painful truth: he’s chosen someone else. With her heart breaking, she makes a bold decision to accept an arranged marriage, believing it’s time to move on. But just as she prepares to say “I do,” chaos erupts, and Lewis returns, desperate and disheveled, claiming she’s the one meant for him.

As the dust settles, Graciela must navigate the chaotic aftermath of shattered dreams and unexpected feelings. Can she trust her heart after being so brutally let down? As she grapples with her emotions, the lines between love and obligation blur. With her brother's unwavering support and a mysterious new fiancé waiting in the wings, Graciela finds herself caught between a past that won’t let her go and a future filled with uncertainty.

Will she reclaim her heart, or is it truly too late for Lewis to win her back? In a tale of love, betrayal, and self-discovery, Graciela stands at a crossroads, and the choices she makes could redefine her future forever.

Too Late to Wanted Me BackChapter 1

On the night that was supposed to be my engagement night with Lewis Stuart, my brother’s best friend and the man I had loved for seven years, he was at the airport, picking up Katrina Richards, his childhood sweetheart.

My heart sank further when I learned he had not just gone to greet her.

As if completely forgetting the significance of that night, Lewis had organized a welcoming party for Katrina at a trendy bar.

As I gripped my phone tightly, the waiter said gently, “Miss, sorry, but we’ll be closing soon.”

I forced a smile, stood, and thanked him, though my chest felt like it might collapse from the weight of my disappointment.

As if my brother, Tobias Scott, was aware of my disappointment, he directly messaged me, [Come to the welcoming party with me.]

But the moment I stepped inside, I saw Lewis standing with Katrina in the center. They were doing a passionate, careless kiss that shattered whatever remnants of hope I had left.

I turned to Tobias, my voice trembling but resolute. “Tell our parents I accept the arranged marriage. And the sooner we get married, the better.”