Broken Vows by Tessa Montgomery

Chapter 22

“You’re not Grace? How could this be?” Antonio insisted, stepping forward, trying to get a better look at her. But no matter how much he struggled, he couldn’t break free from the three security guards.

“Grace, have them let go of me! I want to talk to you properly.”

Grace thought for a moment and did as he asked.

Immediately, Antonio stepped forward, controlling the urge to reach for her, and said, “I know you’re angry with me. That’s why you pretend not to be Grace. And I know you only said you wanted to marry Lewis to draw my attention.”

“I’m already done with Janelle. She never truly loved me. Only now do I understand how important you are to me,” Antonio continued.

“I was wrong.”

“Come back to me.”

Antonio was trying to win Grace back with his heartfelt confession, yet Lewis wouldn’t let him. He coldly snorted and said, “Isn’t it a bit shameless to steal someone else’s fiancée?”

Antonio was about to step forward to confront him when Grace immediately stopped him.

“I can handle this myself,” Grace said with unwavering calm, her eyes full of determination.

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say something. Yet in the end, he did not say

gave him a faint smile, standing on tiptoe to kiss his cheek.

Grace immediately stopped smiling and turned coldly to Antonio.

don’t blame you,”

thank you,” Grace said in a tone so calm it felt

down in tears.

loved me. You neither, right? Was everything only in

so wronged. Janelle’s deception could not be more obvious. Her love performance was definitely flawed. How could he not even tell

Grace would never cry for

said,

years, I’ve often thought about being with you forever. Even though you never said anything sweet to cheer me up, and never openly acknowledged our relationship to anyone, I still wanted to

changed in

pale, as though he would shatter any second.

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long time. After I found out you had your heart broken, I

if you didn’t love me as deeply as I loved you. I would love you more, and one day, you’d