It Doesn’t Matter Anymore novel Chapter 50

Chapter 50

Chapter 50

The next day, Aaron was in Pibrowa. He’d left his company with the COO. He went straight to the Blois med

Two bodyguards blocked the gate. “No one enters without Mr. Elliott’s permission”

Aaron’s voice grew urgent. He tried to push past, but they didn’t budge. He had to leave

Wandering down the road, he overheard passersby.

“Did you hear? The Elliott Family is holding the wedding of the century tonight at the western manor!”

Joshua Elliott is finally marrying! The bride is stunning. Dozens of truckloads of flowers!”

“Wedding?” Aaron’s heart dropped. A terrible thought flashed. What if the bride was me?

He couldn’t control himself. He rushed forward, grabbing a man’s arm. “Which manor? The exact address”

Startled, the man told him. Aaron muttered thanks, ran to his car, and sped toward the western suburbs.

Half an hour later, he arrived at the grand estate. It was decorated for a wedding. White roses and blue hydrangeas were everywhere. Poboro

wrapped the streetlights. Everything was warm, romantic, joyful.

Aaron’s steps quickened. At the entrance, he saw the welcome sign. His whole body froze.

In the photo, I wore a pure white wedding dress, a flowing veil over my shoulders. I was smiling softly, nestled in Joshua’s arms. Joshua looker ti

down at me with a warm gaze.

Aaron’s mind went blank. Memories crashed into him: our first date, my shining eyes; the day he gave me a couple’s bracelet, me shyly hiding in his arms; his proposal, my tearful ‘yes’. And now, I stood beside another man, smiling as if I’d never known him.

“No…” he whispered. His heart felt ripped apart. He shoved past a waiter and rushed inside like a madman. The ceremony had begun. I stood at the pavilion, hands slightly trembling as the priest smiled kindly. “Miss Louisa Harvey, do you take Mr. Joshua Elliott, to love and cherish, in sickness and health?”

Before I could speak, a desperate shout rang out.

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