The Scammer Groom Met His Match When I Was Reborn — Novel

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Miranda Vance thought she had it all—a loving fiancé, a bright future, and a wedding to look forward to. But when she catches Brent Fleming in a compromising position with a club girl, her world shatters. What starts as a fiery confrontation spirals into a web of deceit and betrayal that leaves her fighting for her life and her family's honor. When Brent turns the tables, branding her a gold-digger and claiming $90,000 worth of jewelry, Miranda finds herself at the mercy of a cruel twist of fate. In a moment of despair, she wishes for revenge—and then it happens.

Waking up the night before her wedding, Miranda now sees the game for what it is. Brent thinks he's cornered her, but this time, the stakes are higher, and the rules have changed. Armed with knowledge from her past life, she sets out to expose Brent for the monster he truly is. But can she outsmart a man who has already ruined everything she holds dear?

As alliances shift and old wounds resurface, Miranda must navigate a treacherous path filled with manipulation and hidden agendas. Every choice could lead her closer to vengeance—or to her own destruction. Will she reclaim her life, or will Brent's schemes ensnare her once again?

The Scammer Groom Met His Match When I Was RebornChapter 1

The Club Girl night before my wedding, I caught my fiancé cheating with some club girl. I was so furious I called off the engagement on the spot.

The next morning, I went to return the betrothal gifts—520 grams of gold jewelry.

But Brent Fleming pulled out a full set of official receipts and accused me of swapping his real gold for gold-plated silver.

He demanded I compensate him $90,000 at market price.

I was completely blindsided.

From the moment I received that jewelry, I'd locked it in my safe. I hadn't touched it once until that morning.

How had it turned into gold-plated silver?

When I refused to pay, Brent took the whole thing online.

Sobbing crocodile tears, he painted me as a gold-digger who'd scammed him by swapping fake jewelry for real.

I had no evidence to prove my innocence. All I could do was watch as strangers on the internet tore me apart, hurling curses and death wishes.

I lost my job. My life was destroyed.

Even my parents got dragged into it. The stress landed them both in the hospital.

Then Brent sued me. Without evidence to defend myself, I lost the case.

I was ordered to pay him $90,000.