My Husband’s Toxic Childhood Sweetheart novel Chapter 8

Chapter 8 A Marriage of Betrayal and Lies

Chapter 8 A Marriage of Betrayal and Lies

Finn reached out and ruffled Grace’s hair, almost gently.

Okay. Let’s do it,” he said.

I didn’t even realize my card was frozen until Edward mentioned it, casual as anything.

Honestly, that move was like swinging at smoke.

If Finn had bothered to check the account, he would have known that I had barely touched a penny of his money since our marriage.

The wealth my father left me? Enough to buy his company ten times over.

Then the news hit everywhere that Finn Harris was marrying Grace and live-streamed their wedding. I was quite pleased to see it.

After everything about Grace and Edward dug up over the past few days, I decided to send a wedding gift to them.

Their big, beautiful wedding would be the perfect stage for me to reveal Grace’s true color.

Finn couldn’t wait to carry out the plan.

Therefore, the wedding came as scheduled.

Despite the rush, Finn spent three hundred million dollars on this wedding.

That was hundreds of times more than what was spent on ours.

Every detail screamed money: flowers flown in, crystal everywhere, and a string quartet playing something soft and expensive.

When I married Finn, his company was bleeding cash, trying to go public.

I stripped everything down to save him money. I rented my own dress, skipped the flowers, and smiled through it all.

However, now Grace stood under the lights in custom couture, fabric catching every beam.

Finn held her hand like she was made of glass and said, “This is your first wedding, Grace. I won’t make it humble.”

They stared at each other on that red carpet with deep affection, like they had already forgotten why any of this was happening.

Seeing them through the screen of a laptop in my ward, I let out a faint smile.

I would remind them of everything.

And I must expose all the appalling truths for the whole world to see.

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11:28 am

Chapter 8 A Marriage of Betrayal and Lies

Spotlights converged, shining directly on them.

It felt like a silent judgment.

Behind them, the big screen that had been looping their photos suddenly switched frames.

Then, the spotlights kicked back on and hit the screen behind them.

Everyone held their breath, expecting what would happen.

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