My Fiancée Wants to Nourish Her First Love — Novel

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In a world where love and betrayal intertwine, Colten's heart shatters when he discovers the depths of his fiancée Joyce’s deceit. Once devoted to one another, their relationship crumbles after Joyce’s shocking act: stewing the snake that was a precious gift from Colten's late father. The tension escalates as Colten confronts her in front of friends, demanding a choice between him and her first love, Grayson.

As the air thickens with anger and unspoken truths, Colten must grapple with his emotions. Can he reclaim his dignity in the face of betrayal? Joyce stands defiantly, refusing to acknowledge the pain she's caused, but Colten’s resolve hardens. He begins to question everything he thought he knew about love and loyalty.

With their future hanging in the balance, the line between love and resentment blurs. Will Colten find the strength to walk away from the woman he once adored, or will he succumb to the past that haunts them both? The battle for Colten’s heart has only just begun, and in the wake of betrayal, the stakes have never been higher.

My Fiancée Wants to Nourish Her First LoveChapter 1

To nourish her first love, Grayson Lane, Joyce Patel stewed my beloved pet, a snake.

Her best friend Mollie Spence asked her, "Aren't you afraid Colten will be angry? That snake was left by his dad!"

Joyce scoffed, lifting her chin proudly to look at me.

"Just him? He's nothing but a simp to me, just like a loyal dog I raised, so how dare he get mad at me?"

I nodded coldly and slapped her across the face.

In front of everyone, I tore the wedding invitation to shreds.

"I'm not marrying you."

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I stood there with red eyes, breathing heavily as I glared at Joyce.

"You stewed the snake I raised for Grayson?

"Didn't you know that was left to me by my dad?"

I grew up in a single-parent family. Three years ago, a fire took my dad's life.

The little black snake was my dad's only legacy.

Fury coursed through me as I stood in front of the table, and the living room plunged into silence, the atmosphere tense.

Joyce's friend Mollie couldn't hold back any longer. Mollie cautiously looked at me and then pulled Joyce, who was sitting next to her first love Grayson.

"Joyce, you should apologize to Colten.