He Humiliated Me for His Ex,Now He's Begging Me to Stay — Novel

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What happens when the person you thought you knew becomes a complete stranger? In a whirlwind of heartbreak and betrayal, the stakes have never been higher for one woman caught in the crossfire of love and loyalty. Just as she prepares to leave behind the man who humiliated her—her fiancé, Victor Swanson—his desperate pleas pull her back into a world of tangled emotions and unspoken truths.

But Victor's heart still clings to the past, and the arrival of his first love, Alice, complicates everything. With every choice he makes, he deepens the wounds of their fractured relationship. Is he really begging for a second chance, or is he merely trying to reclaim what he lost? As tensions rise and loyalties are tested, she must confront the painful reality that she was always meant to be a pawn in someone else’s game.

Can she break free from the chains of their shared history, or will she find herself drawn back into the chaos of Victor's world? As the date of their wedding looms closer, the lines between love and revenge blur, leaving her to wonder: what does it really mean to let go?

He Humiliated Me for His Ex,Now He's Begging Me to StayChapter 1

The night before we were supposed to register the marriage, there was a singles' party.

My fiancé had two drinks, then suddenly buried his face in his hands and broke down.

"I still can't forget her. What am I supposed to do?"

The girl he meant—I knew exactly who she was.

His ex-girlfriend. The one who'd stuck by him through three years of hardship when he was pretending to be poor.

The festive atmosphere in the room froze solid in an instant.

Everyone stared at me, squirming with secondhand embarrassment.

They expected me to do what I'd always done—grab him by the collar and smash a bottle over his head to snap him out of it.

But all I did was drain a bottle of wine.

Then I called the girl and told her to come pick him up.

My friends said I'd lost my mind.

I'd been crazy about this man for years, pining down to the marrow of my bones, and now that an old engagement was finally giving me my chance, I was throwing it away.

I didn't explain.

Instead, I found his mother, took the oversized check she owed me, and left without looking back.

What they didn't know was this: