Married To My Ex-Husband’s Rival by Jobet GraySon

Chapter Three

Amber used to think that she was someone who couldn’t be angry for too long, but after the situation with Marlene and Kayden, she had come to realize that she had just never been in a situation where she needed to be angry for a long time.

Currently, she was watching Marlene walk down the altar to where Kayden stood with a massive smile on his face, and every fiber of her being was boiling with so much anger that she felt like she could explode at any moment.

She wanted to avoid standing out too much, so she made sure to wear something casual that wouldn’t draw any attention to her because the last thing she wanted was to get caught in this place.

She didn’t even want to imagine the look people would have on their faces when they saw her there, attending her sister’s and her ex-husband’s wedding.

She knew she was already a laughingstock to many people, but she certainly wasn’t ready to get caught and watch them laugh in her face.

The fact that nobody seemed to see anything wrong with what was happening here made her even more upset because it was public knowledge that he and she had just divorced four months ago.

Now all of a sudden, he was marrying her sister, and the typical moral police that usually saw a problem with anything and everything were quiet and supportive.

The hypocrisy!

When Kayden and she first got married, she saw several news outlets and articles questioning her character and claiming that she simply married him because of his money, even when they had no idea how they got married in the first place.

Their marriage happened so suddenly because neither one of them had expected that they were going to be getting married to each other. Because of this, everybody else assumed that she rushed the marriage because she was a gold digger who wanted to cement herself into his family and have a taste of his family fortune.

marry him of her own free will, and yet, she was getting dragged by people who had no idea who she

these two people were getting married, and for every article that she had read in the last few days, they kept praising Marlene and indirectly shaming her by writing that she was nothing like her because she was a genuine person

How ridiculous, right?

her father, who had walked her down the aisle about a year ago, to marry Kayden, was walking her younger

massive smiles on their faces, and it reminded her of the day she was getting married and how they all had similar smiles on their faces like they were genuinely happy for

happy because of who she was getting married to and how her marriage to him was going to elevate their status

that the only thing they wanted was to keep Kayden Black as their son-in-law, even if he had to divorce one daughter to shamelessly marry

Kayden’s family was a big-shot

the aisle, and she just kept

watched her dad place her hand on Kayden’s with the same smile he had

witness the lovely union of two wonderful people who are

‘lovely’ and ‘matrimony’ made her have the sudden urge to

had brought them together and blah blah blah, and her eyes kept rolling continuously. She was pretty certain that anyone who saw her right now would think that

on her that everybody in this hall except herself was a bloody hypocrite because about 80% of the people here right now were also present for her wedding, and they were simply repeating the same reaction

all, the showering of comments on how they envy you, how they wish to be in your shoes, how beautiful you look, and how happy they are for you.

Bloody hypocrites!

promising before God and man what your partner will always mean to you,” the priest encouraged, and her heart

faithful partner to you, to love and to cherish you in sickness and good health, in the good times and the bad, to love and support you unconditionally