On My Wedding Day, I Kissed My Husband's Brother — Novel

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On what should have been the happiest day of her life, Audrey finds herself at the center of a shocking spectacle. As her husband Mason kisses his childhood friend Claire, a wave of mockery washes over the guests, leaving Audrey grappling with a whirlwind of emotions. With Claire's boldness and Mason's dismissive attitude, the weight of betrayal hangs heavy in the air. Is this a game, or is it a glimpse into the chaos of their marriage?

Audrey, who has spent years devoted to Mason, suddenly feels the ground shift beneath her. With friends urging her to stand up for herself, she faces a choice: continue to play the role of the dutiful wife or break free from the expectations that have long defined her. As laughter and cheers resonate from outside, she must confront the truth about her relationship. Is her love strong enough to withstand the unraveling of the life she thought she wanted?

With tension mounting and stakes rising, Audrey’s journey toward self-discovery begins. Will she reclaim her voice, or will she remain a silent spectator in her own life? In a world where loyalty is tested and secrets lurk behind every smile, the question remains: How far will she go to find her own happiness?

On My Wedding Day, I Kissed My Husband's BrotherChapter 1

My husband lost the wedding game and had to feed Claire wine, mouth to mouth, at the wedding reception.

Claire pulled out 200,000 dollars in cash gifts and tearfully hugged my husband.

"If Audrey weren't here, would you marry me?"

He responded affectionately, "I would."

Everyone was shocked, and everyone looked at me with mocking eyes.

I didn't care at all. I was the first to clap.

"Let's congratulate this couple for finally getting together. May you have many children."

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Mason and I had been in love for eight years, and we finally held our wedding on National Day.

I wore a bright suit, waiting quietly in the room for him to come.

After waiting for a long time without seeing anyone, I heard a burst of cheers from outside.

Looking up, I saw that it was my groom, Mason, and his childhood friend, Claire. They had lost a game and had to face the punishment.

There was no rush.

Mason picked up the glass from the table, filled his mouth with wine, and kissed Claire's lips.

Their lips and tongues touched, making a sound, and the wine soaked their collars.

It took them a good ten seconds before they separated.