My Fiancée’s Secretary Framed Me With a Deepfake,Now I’ll Ruin Them All — Novel

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David Gilbert thought he was stepping into a new chapter of his life, ready to leave behind the pain of long-distance love and embrace a bright future with Dora Fox. But at their engagement ceremony, a smirk from her secretary, Guy Mason, ignites a firestorm of accusations that threaten to ruin everything. What was supposed to be a celebration quickly morphs into a public humiliation, as whispers ripple through the crowd and the atmosphere thickens with tension.

As David confronts Guy, he realizes the stakes are higher than he ever imagined. With every insult hurled, every doubt cast upon his character, the trust between him and Dora begins to erode. Is their decade-long bond strong enough to withstand the venom of jealousy and betrayal? Or is this engagement just a fragile façade, ready to crumble under the weight of dark secrets and twisted lies?

With his reputation hanging in the balance, David must navigate a treacherous web of deceit. As he weighs his options, he wonders: how far is he willing to go to reclaim his dignity and expose the truth? In a world where appearances can be manipulated and love can turn to ash, can he find a way to protect what truly matters?

My Fiancée’s Secretary Framed Me With a Deepfake,Now I’ll Ruin Them AllChapter 1

Ten years together, and Dora Fox and I were finally ending our long-distance relationship with an engagement announcement.

At the ceremony, her male secretary swept his gaze over me from head to toe, a knowing smile playing on his lips.

"So, brother-in-law—you're that guy on the foreign sites, aren't you? The one who stars with a different sugar mommy in every video."

"This is our first time meeting in person, but I have to say... your physique looks very familiar."

I lifted my eyes to meet his, my voice cold. "You're certain it was in a video that you saw me?"

The secretary flinched as if I'd struck him, shrinking behind Dora like a man without a spine.

"Sorry, sorry—I forgot you people don't like being recognized after you leave the industry."

Dora's expression darkened instantly. Her brow furrowed, and her gaze cut toward me—not him.

"You must have the wrong person."

The secretary flashed an innocent grin, all teeth and no sincerity.

"Right, right, my mistake. Brother-in-law is far too refined and elegant to be one of those desperate attention-seekers."

Oh, we'd met before.