Everyone Knew But Me The Day My Boyfriend Married His Other Girlfriend Chapter 08

Everyone Knew But Me The Day My Boyfriend Married His Other Girlfriend Chapter 08

After that day, Julian Carter never visited again.

The medical expenses he promised to send were intercepted by Vanessa Moore before they ever reached me.

With no money, I got moved from the VIP ward to a regular one.

Then from regular to a shared room.

The conditions were terrible.

The medication was basic.

Recovery came slowly.

A month later, I ran out of money completely.

I had no choice but to leave the hospital.

I touched the long, twisted scar on my chest.

Hatred burned through me like wildfire.

The first thing I did after leaving the hospital was file a police report.

“I want to report a crime. Someone stole my mother’s body.”

The police moved quickly.

Within a day, they tracked the body’s movements through the hospital’s surveillance footage.

The truth had been so easy to uncover.

Yet Julian Carter had chosen to believe Vanessa Moore’s lies without questioning a thing.

How pathetic.

The footage showed Vanessa Moore and Claire Sullivan working together to move the body.

The police then pulled their purchase records.

A few days earlier, Vanessa Moore had bought a used chest freezer online.

They believed my mother’s remains were locked inside it.

“Ms. Rhodes, we’re mobilizing officers now. We’ll bring the suspects in and recover your mother’s remains.”

My nails dug into my palms.

Jail wasn’t enough for Vanessa Moore.

I scrolled through her posts—bragging about her wedding venue, her dress, her perfect life.

A slow smile touched my lips.

Cold. Sharp. Cruel.

I’d let her have her perfect moment.

Then I’d rip it all apart.

“Officer. If you arrest them now, they’ll become suspicious.”

“Vanessa Moore’s wedding is in three days. Claire Sullivan will be there too”

“With the whole event being such a high-profile occasion, there’s no way she can slip away. It’s the perfect window for the arrest.”

After some discussion, the police agreed.

“Alright. We’ll move in during the ceremony.”

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Three days later.

The Summit Grand Hotel had been reserved exclusively for Julian Carter’s wedding.

A sea of flowers cascaded under crystal chandeliers.

Top-tier abalone banquets at thousands per table, and he’d ordered a hundred of them.

Everyone said Julian was head over heels for his little wife.

I adjusted the hidden earpiece beneath my hair and quietly updated the officers waiting outside.

Then I stepped into the ballroom.

By the time I arrived, the ceremony was halfway through.

The bride and groom were exchanging rings in front of all their friends and family.

The second they saw me, every smile disappeared.

Claire Sullivan was the first to speak.

“What are you doing here? It’s Julian and Vanessa’s wedding. You don’t belong here! Sienna Rhodes, leave my best friend’s wedding!
Now!”

Julian Carter’s sister—who used to gush over me—coldly told me to get lost.

“Sienna Rhodes, have some dignity. Even if you tried to crash the wedding, Julian wouldn’t waver. You and Vanessa aren’t even in the same league. Everyone knows who to pick.”

My so-called friends piled on.

“Harassment is a crime, you know. Sienna Rhodes, we used to be friends. Don’t make us call the cops.”

Julian Carter’s ears were red. He looked at me like he didn’t know what to think.

“Sienna… are you really here to stop the wedding?”

“Don’t do this.”

I didn’t say a word to any of them.

Walking past the stunned crowd, I grabbed the laptop connected to the ballroom’s giant display screen.

Then I inserted a flash drive.

“Stopping the wedding? That’s boring.”

“I’m not here to stop anything. I’m just here to give the happy couple a wedding gift.”

I clicked the mouse.

The giant screen behind them flickered to life.

A video began to play.

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