Thank You For Your Special Invitation — Novel

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As Yolanda stands on the precipice of her dream wedding, she’s blindsided by a haunting revelation. The night before she says “I do,” laughter echoes in the KTV, but the tears that flow from both her fiancé, Marvin, and her best friend, Fiona, hint at a hidden connection that shatters her world. What secrets lie beneath the surface of their seemingly perfect lives?

As she tries to make sense of their emotional duet, Yolanda’s heart races with doubt. The man she thought was devoted—her steadfast partner—has shared more than just moments with Fiona. A casual glance at Marvin’s phone unearths messages that turn her happiness into ashes. Are the ties that bind them truly as simple as they seem, or is there a deeper history lurking in the shadows?

Caught in a web of betrayal, Yolanda must confront the truth of her relationships and the life she thought she wanted. With her wedding day looming, will she walk down the aisle or reclaim her own narrative? In a world where love's threads can easily unravel, can Yolanda find the strength to rewrite her story before it's too late?

Thank You For Your Special InvitationChapter 1

On the single night before the wedding, my bestie requested a song called “Guest”. My fiancé picked up the microphone and took the initiative to sing with her.

As a result, my fiancé suddenly cried while singing.

I turned around and joked with my bestie, mocking him, “He actually cried while singing! What’s there to cry about?”

But I saw that my bestie also cried.

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Looking at the tears on Fiona’s face, I was struck by lightning.

The moment her eyes met mine, Fiona quickly sniffed and forced a smile. “This song is so touching!”

But the next second, Marvin’s hand passed in front of me. In a hurry, he tore off a few pieces of paper and gave them all to Fiona. “Wipe it.”

The hoarse and choked voice that could not be concealed sounded like thunder in my ears.

One was my fiancé who was going to get married tomorrow and the other was my best friend for more than ten years.

They sang a love song to each other and cried?

I almost doubted this world.

Fiona didn’t take the paper handed over by Marvin, but smiled. “Marvin, I haven’t seen you for so long, your singing has improved a lot.”

“Practice when you have nothing to do.”