Forced to Marry a Dog I Said No — His Family Went Crazy — Novel

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On what should have been the happiest day of her life, Sophia finds herself standing at the altar, not with her fiancé, but with a dog in a tuxedo. As the laughter of onlookers echoes around her, she grapples with the disbelief that her wedding is being hijacked by a childhood pet. Eric, her cold-hearted fiancé, insists it’s for his own good—an absurd twist of fate dictated by a Tarot reading. But is this truly love, or just a cruel joke?

As tensions mount, Sophia’s heart is torn between the promise of her past and the shocking reality of her present. With Eric’s family in chaos and his first love, Lily, reveling in the spectacle, Sophia must confront the painful truth: the man she thought she knew is missing, replaced by a façade of loyalty and tradition. Can she reclaim her dignity and find a way out of this surreal nightmare?

Just when she’s ready to walk away, a familiar face appears—Daniel, the boy who never stopped loving her. In a whirlwind of unexpected twists, can Sophia find the strength to choose her own path, or will she be forever bound by the absurdity of her wedding day?

Forced to Marry a Dog I Said No — His Family Went CrazyChapter 1

On the day of the wedding, it was almost noon, yet my fiancé still hadn’t come to pick me up.

Dressed in my wedding gown, I waited at the door, finally spotting the limousine.

But stepping out of the car was not my groom—it was a dog in a tuxedo.

Holding the leash was my fiancé’s first love, Lily Harper.

She smiled and said, “I used Tarot cards to predict for Eric Collins, and they showed that the wedding ceremony would bring him misfortune. So Eric decided to let this dog take his place in the ceremony.”

Tears streamed down my face as I questioned my fiancé, but Eric only said, “This dog has been with me since childhood. He’s like a brother to me.”

“It’s only standing in for me at the wedding, not in the bedroom.”

I called my future mother-in-law, but Margaret Collins thought I was being unreasonable.

Impatiently, she said, “If you truly love Eric, you shouldn’t let him take such risks.”

“Lily’s reading showed bad luck—you’d better believe it might be true.”

Heartbroken, I turned instead to Daniel Walker, who had pursued me for ten years.

When Eric’s family heard the news, they nearly went mad.