At My Ex-Boyfriend's Wedding, My Best Friend Pushed Me Onto the Stage

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Nancy Jackson returns home after five years abroad and has dinner with her best friend Lucy White, who notices the ring on her finger and tells her that Ron Smith is getting married. Nancy insists the past is forgotten, but the memory of Ron still makes her heart skip a beat.

Five years earlier, Nancy, a cynical rich girl newly taken in by the Jackson family, fell for Ron, a poor but brilliant student at Ala University. She pursued him relentlessly, buying the restaurant where he worked and costing him job after job, while Ron pushed her away with open disgust. Their entanglement ended in scandal: her grand engagement ceremony was ruined by Ron, who was taken to the police station, and Nancy was sent abroad. The night before she left, Ron stood outside the Smiths' villa in the cold rain, accusing her of playing with the feelings of poor people, and she told him she was tired of him and never looked back.

Now Ron is about to marry, and Nancy must face the man she once ruined and the feelings she claims to have buried.