My Fiancé Sent Me To Another Man On Our Wedding Day Chapter 24
Conrad wanted to call the lawyers.
I stopped him.
“Wait.”
I pulled up the iMessage Margot had sent me on my wedding day.
In the photo, she was wearing my mother’s emerald bracelet. Her own text said she had just been to city hall with Rafael.
The timestamp was clear as day.
Then, I made my marriage certificate public.
The man I married had never been a ninety-year-old. It had always been Conrad Hawthorne.
The second those two pieces of evidence went live, the narrative collapsed.
People quickly realized that since Margot was already legally married, the story about the Hawthornes forcing her into a second marriage made no sense.
When his story fell apart, Margot’s father turned his attacks on me.
He accused me of being ungrateful, of deliberately harming the Romano family who had raised me, all so I could steal another woman’s husband.
This time, I didn’t stay silent.
I released the kidney donation records.
My name was on the donor line.
Rafael himself had seen that record before he died.
Even he couldn’t deny it.
Just as the online debate reached its peak, Margot posted a public statement.
She admitted she had never donated a kidney.
She admitted that three years ago, when Rafael mistook her for the donor, she had let him believe it because she liked him.
*I thought if I didn’t confirm it and didn’t deny it, then it wasn’t really a lie.*
*Later, he kept treating me better and better, and it became even harder to tell the truth.*
*Helena didn’t steal my wedding. Rafael and I turned the wedding that should have been hers into a trap.*
After that statement, public opinion turned decisively.
Margot’s father called and screamed at her, saying she had ruined the family.
This time, Margot didn’t cry.
She just said, “The thing that ruined this family was the money you owed.”
“And the choices you made.”