My Stand-In Groom Is A Secret Tycoon by Lydia Pierce

Audrey was fed up with his act. Then she teased, "Dominic, do you really think I can't live without you?

"Back then, you chased me down, saying you couldn't live without me. You begged for the wedding. But in the end, you left me for someone else at the wedding."

Audrey was never one to dwell on past grievances. She believed that many things should be left behind. It was pointless to argue about who was right or wrong anymore.

But at this moment, Audrey simply couldn't take it anymore. She asked coldly, "You think I'm ruining the Hayes family's reputation? Well, did you think about how I would cope when you left me alone at the wedding?"

A flicker of guilt flashed in Dominic's eyes as he explained softly, "I've already said this was an emergency at that time."

"Have you had fewer emergencies than me?" Audrey retorted coldly. "Do you want me to count how many times you left me for Eliza over the years?"

As memories flooded back, Dominic's face tightened, and he stumbled over his words, unable to speak.

Audrey met his gaze, her expression calm, her tone indifferent. "Dominic, what makes you think I would wait for you forever?"

it shattered. Now, she just wanted to part ways amicably, hoping

married isn't to get back at you! You should understand me. I'm not the kind

in your heart, I'm not as important as your family's reputation, nor am I

man whose heart isn't with me.

disagreed. Even if he felt guilty, he tried to

"I believe you genuinely liked me at first. It's just that people's hearts can change. I don't blame you. But if you continue to cling to me, I will truly regret having

"From now on, I just want to love myself. I hope you

darkened instantly. He looked fierce and shouted, "Is your self-love just

made Audrey's demeanor

playing on her lips, stating proudly. "My husband is great. Although we haven't known each other long, he never makes me wait alone for him, nor would he leave me behind. Marrying him

over Dominic like a tide,

lowered his head, almost pleading as he asked, "Audrey, what do I