The Wedding Dress that Ruined Everything novel Chapter 6

Chapter 6

“Hiss-

Gasping in pain, I was about to cry out when he grabbed my shoulders with both hands.

Sienna, can you please stop being so cruel! You have been bullying Carolina since we were kids, always taking everything away from her!”

“Snatched toys, snatched clothes, snatched Joey, snatched you! You even snatched the person she liked!”

“You had already won, everything is yours! I had also agreed to marry you! Why do you still have to be so dominant and not willing to take a step back?”

Carolina lay on the only carpet in the room that had not been affected by the shattered glass, crying her heart out.

Brayden grabbed me with both hands and shook me continuously, v

veins popping

gon his forehead, his tone filled with hatred and despair. But I lowered my head and looked at the broken glass jar, the body of the jar was snapped in half, revealing pink star–shaped cards inside.

My breathing suddenly became heavier, and despite Brayden’s increasingly furious roar, I blurted out, “It wasn’t me!”

day made

The wound on my ankle caused intense pain, and the fluctuation of emotions throughout the day

made my head ache as well.

I could feel the soreness in my eyes and saw my own tears reflected in Brayden’s amber pupils. But I couldn’t care about anything else, I just trembled and grabbed onto his sleeve tightly.

Just like ten years a

ago, I wanted to do my best to make him believe in me.

“Brayden, it wasn’t me, I didn’t bully her! She grabbed me first and I didn’t push back, I didn’t!”

There seemed to be a glimmer of water in Brayden’s eyes, but my own vision was already blurred, making it impossible to distinguish if those were tears. But I could feel his heavy breathing gradually becoming steady, and he even reached out to wipe my tears.

However, Carolina

“I will first take Carolina to the hospital, and we can discuss any matters when we come back.”

I have also agreed, let’s have the wedding, stop malding a fuss! Wait for me here!”

He kicked the broken glass with his shoe, stepping on the card and brushing past me without a care