His Ex Wore My Ring, So I Married His Rival Instead Chapter 10

The security guard scoffed. “You’re a social climber who treated the heiress he was supposed to

arry like dirt, and you still have the nerve to come back? Look online. The wedding video is everywhere!”

Brandon hurriedly pulled out his phone and found the video.

It had captured everything: his coldness toward Olivia, his defense of Vanessa, and the way Linda

and Katie had humiliated Olivia.

The comments were full of people condemning him.

[A jerk like that deserves to get dumped!]

[Olivia was right to marry Alexander!]

[Brandon is an ungrateful bastard. The chairman of Bennett Financial Group treated him so well, and that’s how he repaid him-by treating his daughter like that!]

Brandon’s face went white.

He came looking for me again.

He blocked my car at the entrance to the Prescott estate. “Olivia, please forgive me! I know I was wrong!”

I stared at him, expressionless. “Brandon, your father already apologized to me, and I accepted his apology. But you’re different. Don’t come looking for me again.”

Alexander got out of the car. He pushed Brandon aside and put an arm around my shoulders.

“Can’t you understand plain English? My wife told you to leave her alone. Are you deaf?”

Brandon tried to speak, but Alexander motioned with one hand. The bodyguards immediately

stepped forward and hauled him away.

“If he shows up again, call the police,” Alexander said coldly.

After that, every company Brandon applied to turned him down. No one would hire him, and the polished image he’d once maintained fell apart.

Linda and her family became the subject of gossip. Their neighbors talked about them behind their

Before long, Robert filed for divorce.

“I’ve put up with you long enough,” he told her.

Their lives fell apart.

Meanwhile, Vanessa was left unable to have children after the miscarriage.

When her parents found out, they went straight to Brandon and demanded that he marry her

“Brandon, Vanessa lost her baby because of you, and now she can never be a mother! You have to marry her!”

Linda gave a cold laugh. “Marry her? She can’t even have children. Why would we want her in our family? Forget it!”

Vanessa broke down. She dropped to her knees, crying and begging Brandon.

“You promised you’d be good to me! You can’t just leave me!”

But he only stared at her coldly. “Vanessa, I wouldn’t be in this mess if it weren’t for you. Leave.

There’s no future for us.”

The next day, Vanessa jumped from an upper floor of the building where she lived.

She died at the scene.

When I heard the news, Alexander and I were eating at home.

He looked at me. “Are you upset?”

“No.” I shook my head. “She made her own choice.”

He smiled and gently stroked my hair. “You’re right. Let’s build a good life together.”

I nodded and rested my head on his shoulder, smiling.

Warm, bright sunlight streamed through the window.

This time, I’d finally married the right man.