After my sweet fiancé married someone else, I turned around and married someone else Chapter 2

"No problem, I'll prepare for the wedding right away."

The message was instantly replied to, a treatment I hadn't received from Jack and Tom in a long time since that secretary appeared.

A phone call came through.

I opened my mouth, wanting to say there's no need to go to so much trouble, just getting the certificate would be fine.

After all, we weren't that familiar.

Before I could speak, I heard his next sentence.

"Emily, I'm very happy."

I panicked and nervously hung up the phone.

The next second, I was pushed from behind and nearly fell.

Turning around, it was Tom, with the secretary Olivia standing next to him, intimately holding his arm.

"Sister Emily, you know I'm against marriage, I was just curious about what getting married feels like. I didn't expect Jack and Tom to... I'm sorry."

I remained silent, but my phone was suddenly knocked out of my hand by Tom.

"Are you deaf? Is this how the Parker family taught you? Olivia is pure-hearted, how can you be so petty, not even responding?"

My fiancé Jack quickly walked in front of me, shielding Olivia behind him.

The three of them looked so harmonious, while I, the fiancée, seemed like the third party ruining someone else's relationship.

The guests below whispered among themselves, their eyes filled with contempt and mockery towards me.

"Look at her, she really thought she was going to be the bride today? This is a party specially prepared by the two Parker young masters for Olivia!"

"I heard after the older brother ran away from the wedding, she wanted to marry the younger brother. Young Master Tom really spoils her, even willing to accept such a woman..."

The guests were all friends of the Parker family, but at this moment, their eyes were full of malice and ridicule.

And my two childhood sweethearts were now completely focused on Olivia, having long forgotten about me.

I looked around and found that the romantic scenes I had carefully arranged were now completely destroyed.

All the flower arrangements I had specially prepared were thrown on the ground, shattered into petals and trampled under everyone's feet.

Fallen into mud.

Even this farce was planned to please Olivia and make her happy.

My fingers trembled uncontrollably.

Olivia seemed to notice my abnormality, her eyes instantly reddened, and she lowered her head, saying softly: "Sister Emily, I'm sorry, I suggested they give you a surprise, I didn't expect it to turn out like this..."

"I really didn't know this wedding dress was yours, I just thought it was so beautiful. It's all my fault, don't blame others."

Jack tightly held Olivia's hand and glared at me: "Can't you be less petty? You're a wedding dress designer, what haven't you seen?"

Hearing this, Tom became even more furious. He grabbed my wrist and threw me in front of Olivia: "Emily Wilson! Olivia is still a child, how can you treat her like this? Why are you pretending to be pitiful? Apologize now!"

Enduring the pain, I steadied myself and slowly raised my hand to take off the ring I had designed myself.

Jack's face instantly turned extremely ugly. He instinctively covered his own hand—where he originally wore the handmade wedding ring I had crafted for him, now replaced with a matching ring with Olivia.

I calmly spoke: "You're right, today should be enjoyed properly."

They looked at me in surprise, seemingly unable to believe I would compromise so easily.

After all, in the past, I would always argue with them endlessly about Olivia's matters.

But this time, I wouldn't make a fuss anymore.

I decisively threw the ring into the air.

"Let's break up."

Jack's face instantly darkened.

I smiled slightly: "The engagement is canceled, you're single, aren't you?"

Tom finally couldn't hold back, his brows tightly knitted: "Are you crazy? It's one thing not to accept Olivia's surprise, but for a major life event like marriage, you actually want to marry someone outside of our Parker family? Who else would want you besides our family?"

My heart ached again, but I maintained a smile on my face.

I smiled slightly, tore the fake marriage certificate to pieces, then threw it at Tom: "Don't you want to satisfy Olivia? Then you should experience it properly."

Tom's eyes widened, and he grabbed my wrist tightly: "How dare you—?!"

The pain came through clearly, but I was already numb.

I calmly responded: "What don't I dare to do?"

Tom's face turned ashen with anger, and he threw the pieces back at me: "Enough! Emily Wilson!"

Jack frowned and walked in front of me, his voice tinged with impatience: "Our wedding is about to start. If you dare to embarrass yourself in front of so many people again, I'll cancel the wedding!"