I Don’t Need Your Fake Love by Melandia

Chapter 137

My friend pulled up Antonio’s Facebook profile.

“Antonio and Stella have been inseparable lately.

“Anyone who didn’t know better would think were the woman in his photos.”

Antonio had blocked me on Facebook.

He had never posted a single picture of me.

Now, his profile was plastered with images of Stella’s back: at amusement parks, trying on wedding dresses, watching the sunrise over the ocean.

It was clear he was deeply in love with her.

My friend looked at me with concern.

“Don’t be too upset. If Antonio knew about Stella’s past, he would break up with her.”

“I’m fine. I’m over him,” I smiled, genuinely feeling a sense of release.

In a few days, I’d be gone from this place forever.

I wouldn’t waste another moment grieving over Antonio.

When Antonio, whom I hadn’t seen for days, showed up, I didn’t react.

He glanced around, happily texting someone. “Didn’t you decorate the

house?” he asked.

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wanted to keep things simple.

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on the small checkboard where I’d been counting down the days until the wedding, “Time flies. Our wedding

number and wrote “5“, “Our wedding is

never paid attention to the details of

and I stepped onto the balcony to take the

I returned, Antonio was still engrossed in his phone. “Who was that? I thought I heard you mention a

said

way, don’t bother planning a honeymoon. I’m too busy.” Antonio continued, still

know.” I started packing

Stella’s return, Antonio couldn’t bear to be away from her.

pack, Antonio suddenly asked, “Where’s your ring?”

he

casually, unconcerned about the whereabouts of his

he wanted to explain something, but his phone rang with Stella’s

my forehead. “Sorry, honey. Work has been crazy. I

is all over.”

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overflowing with sweet nothings.

instead of joy.

ignored him and continued packing.

Time crawled by.

before the wedding

on the calendar read

greatest wish

I knew it would never

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my father, and I

the Ferris wheel alone and watched the sunset.

Stella posted a picture of a large