My Ex Live-Streamed Our Wedding Just to Divorce Me — Novel

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In a world where love and betrayal intertwine, Lawrence McDermott is still reeling from the shock of his spectacularly public divorce. His wedding day, once a dream, devolved into a cruel spectacle as his ex-fiancée, Nicole Sullivan, live-streamed her confession of love for another man, leaving Lawrence humiliated and heartbroken. Now, as he navigates the aftermath, the stakes are higher than ever. Can he reclaim his dignity, or will he forever be the punchline of their twisted love story?

A chance encounter ignites an unexpected spark when Lawrence receives a mysterious message from a woman who promises to treat him well. Desperate to escape his past, he agrees to a new engagement, but is it truly a fresh start or just another trap? As he struggles with lingering feelings for Nicole, the lines between love and revenge blur, leading him to a shocking confrontation at a memorial concert for his late father.

With emotions running high and secrets lurking in the shadows, Lawrence must confront the choices that brought him to this moment. Can he break free from his past, or will he find himself ensnared in a web of deceit once more? The path to healing is fraught with danger, and the answers he seeks may come at a devastating cost.

My Ex Live-Streamed Our Wedding Just to Divorce MeChapter 1

On the day of our wedding, Nicole Sullivan live-streamed and made a heartfelt confession to the entire internet.

"Happy wedding, my dear husband," she said, her voice filled with sweetness.

But in the blink of an eye, she ripped my suit apart and grinned cruelly.

"Happy divorce, Lawrence McDermott."

Tears of joy froze on my face, and laughter erupted throughout the venue.

I stood there, completely stunned, as she leaned into her so-called assistant's arms and spoke, "If you hadn’t fought Charles for that brooch a week ago, I wouldn’t have done this to you. Once you finally apologize and he cools off, then I’ll marry you."

But what Nicole had forgotten was that the brooch was my family's heirloom, passed down from my dad.

Just like that, I became the laughingstock of the entire internet.

Meanwhile, Nicole and her assistant, Charles Hughes, quickly became the nation’s favorite “couple.”

Three months later, after they’d finished their whirlwind trip around the world, Nicole asked lazily over breakfast, “Has Lawrence apologized yet?”

“Miss Sullivan… Mr. McDermott has gotten married.”

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