I Don’t Need Your Fake Love by Melandia

Chapter 138

I kept quiet about what Antonio was saying,

“I’m not here to hassle you,” he said. “It’s my folks who want to meet you,”

To Antonio, the wedding was my personal show.

He only reached out when he wanted something from me.

I was too tired to argue, ready to crash.

At home, the table was a mess of leftover chicken and ham.

My dad was chatting with Antonio’s dad.

Antonio’s mom grabbed my hand, all warm and fuzzy. “So glad to see you. I miss you so much.”

I managed a weak grin. She took a look at Stella and then leaned in. “What’s the deal with Stella and Antonio? She’s not exactly the best company. You should talk to Antonio about it.”

I just grunted, not really saying much.

When I raised my head, Antonio was already next to Stella.

He’d brought some wedding and bridesmaid dresses for us to try.

“I know you’ve got enough on your plate, so I got Stella to pick out your wedding dress. She’s got a better sense of style than you,” he said, handing me the dress.

I slipped the simple wedding dress on, only to find a big rip right down

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in a white dress that trailed behind her.

from the bridal shop. It’s

speak. “It’s late. We can deal with the

me,” I replied, eager to be rid of the wedding

up, “How about we take

elbowed her way in,

to stand

click, she gave

I got was a blurry figure, too hazy to

wanted to

do

outta here.”

photo was the last

was all apologies, her eyes welling up

tonight, trying to find you the perfect

look and went after

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I just left

be settled

place, I started

up late, and I stumbled upon Antonio’s diary, completely by accident.

of how Antonio and Stella crossed paths

most were

was the best time

page, it was filled with

a confession. “I can’t make

mirror. With my white dress and long, straight hair,

together with Antonio, we’d

connection.

But…

Stella put me through, yet he put his trust in her.

was well aware of how much I loathed Stella, yet he made me