I Gave Away My Groom at the Wedding Chapter 08

I Gave Away My Groom at the Wedding Chapter 08

“Get out!”

Michael angrily pushed Margaret aside and stormed out of the house. He stood at the doorway, full of anxiety, thinking about how he could find me.

Suddenly, as if struck by inspiration, he hurried to his car and raced toward the hospital. He remembered my best friend, Emma. She and I had grown up together and were extremely close.

After my parents passed away, he and Emma were the two people I trusted most in my heart. He felt that while I might leave him, I couldn’t possibly abandon Emma. Not to mention, her mother was sick and receiving treatment at the hospital.

He rushed to the hospital and indeed saw Emma packing up her things and preparing to leave. But Emma was not someone who’d easily reveal my whereabouts.

He tried both threats and bribes, even promising to bring in the country’s best specialists to treat Emma’s mother.

But Emma remained expressionless as she said, “You’re underestimating both me and my mother. Do you think I’d tell you Sarah’s location over something like this?

“Michael, you helped a lot with my mother’s treatment before, and I’m grateful. But there are plenty of good doctors in the world. Don’t think you can use this to pry information out of me.”

Michael sensed the firmness of my decision to leave from Emma’s resolute attitude. Only at this moment did he truly realize that I really didn’t want him anymore.

His voice trembled slightly with panic. “Even if she wants to break up, she needs some money to get by. She doesn’t have much in savings from these past years. Without me, how will she manage?

“Please have her contact me. I’ll give her some company shares.”

Unfortunately, my best friend had already seen through Michael’s intentions. He just wanted an excuse to contact me again by offering money.

“Michael, didn’t you say you were busy with work? During those times, did you think about Sarah, who was always by your side?

“Did you think about her, who stood up for you when you faced difficulties? And did you think about her when she had to plan the wedding by herself while pregnant because you were too busy with work?

alone.

“As an unmarried pregnant woman, Sarah went to prenatal appointments alone. Do you know how much gossip she endured? But to avoid worrying you, she swallowed all the bitterness herself…

ľ

“And how did you treat her? You had no time to accompany her, but you had time for your precious sister-in-law and nephew. You even ruined the wedding she had been looking forward to for their sake!”

Michael listened blankly to Emma’s accusations. The light in his eyes gradually faded. He had always thought I was just angry, and that as long as he humbled himself and explained things properly, we could return to how things were before.

That’s what he had always believed.

Michael grabbed Emma’s wrist tightly like a drowning man clutching a lifeline. His eyes were red rimmed “Please, tell me where she went. I want to see her just once.”

Emma forcefully shook off his hand. Her face was full of disgust. “You’re pathetic. Too little, too late, Michael Your regret means nothing now.”

Then, carrying her luggage and helping her mother, she walked past Michael and left the hospital. Michael spent the entire day searching aimlessly, even filing a police report, but still had no news of me.

Finally, as dawn was breaking, he returned home in disappointment. As soon as he entered the house, he saw a faint light

coming from his room. Instantly overjoyed, he rushed toward the room.

He pushed open the door excitedly. “Sarah, I knew you couldn’t bear to leave me.”

But when he saw that the person in the room was Lisa, the smile on his face immediately disappeared.

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