Don’t Fall for the Billionaire Lover by Rosa Winters

Chapter 1113

As Chloe turned around, the sight in the mirror nearly made her stop breathing— her back, smooth and pale as new-fallen snow, was impossibly beautiful. Even Taylor, standing beside her, was momentarily stunned.

Chloe had put on makeup today, but just a little-a light touch that still left her glowing, like a pearl catching the light. No amount of subtlety could dim her shine. "Chloe, you look gorgeous," Taylor said, genuine awe in her voice.

Chloe smiled. "Thank you for lending me your dress, Taylor. But honestly, you're the most beautiful one here today."

Taylor hesitated, glancing at her phone. "So... my flaky friend just called and said she's suddenly sick. She can't be my bridesmaid. Chloe, would you do it? Stand with me up there?"

Chloe frowned. Something felt off. "I already have a kid, Taylor. Isn't that kind of... not the tradition?"

Taylor shook her head. "We don't have any rules like that here. Please, Chloe? Say yes."

Before Chloe could protest, the wedding coordinator popped her head in. “It's time for the bride to enter!"

If she agreed to be a bridesmaid, Chloe thought, she'd definitely stand out. Her dress was totally different-elegant, but far from subtle-while Taylor's was a simple gown with a delicate veil. Standing together, people might not even know who the real bride was.

Chloe tried, "Maybe I should change into something else—"

"No time! Let's go!" Taylor grabbed her hand, pulling her out the door and onto the stage, leaving Chloe no chance to object.

and spotted the Shaw family, the Sartori family, the Moncada family, the Meadows family... Everyone who meant the world to her

down-but not on Taylor, the supposed bride. It was

in

hair. Then Taylor pressed the bridal bouquet into her hands, whispering, "This was Isaac's idea.

Taylor slipped away, leaving Chloe alone in the

wedding had been a secret,

everywhere lately, letting Chloe make all the decisions, decorating everything just the way Chloe

She was speechless-how had everyone pulled this off without her noticing? All this

overflowed with gratitude. They all cared so much, wanting to give her and Connor the wedding they'd

eyes and her nose stung. Instinctively, she glanced at the head

Connor wasn't there. Neither were

the lights in the hall dimmed until

end of the aisle

familiar figure

stood straight and strong, every inch

tightened around the bouquet. It was Connor-standing, not

proud and elegant. Under arched brows, his deep eyes shone with emotion. He looked like he'd