I Let Him Marry Me So I Could Expose Him At The Wedding Chapter 11

I Let Him Marry Me So I Could Expose Him At The Wedding Chapter 11

Miles wasn’t lying to Serena.

Ever since he heard that Elena had left, his hchest had been tight with a constant, dull ache.

At first, he dismissed it as stress or a lingering physical injury.

But it did not.

Late at night, the place over his heart would always begin to ache quietly, a dull, persistent pain no medicine could touch.

Eventually, when there was nothing else he could do, Miles had even thought, with a kind of hopeless self-mockery, that maybe this was his punishment for betraying Elena.

Deep down, Miles had never truly wanted to lose her.

If he had, he never would have made that post exposing his own private shame.

Why, among hundreds of comments, had his eyes landed instantly on the one telling him to go through with the wedding?

Because that was what he had wanted.

There was no other reason.

But Miles also had to admit that on the day he saw Serena again, his heart had truly wavered because of her.

Serena was the one that got away.

She was the unfinished business of his youth.

He had regrets. He had resentment. He had that stubborn, unfinished longing.

But everything that had happened between him and Elena had not been fake either.

Over seven years, they had grown together, supported each other, and woven their lives into one; he had

given her his heart too.

On the wedding day, Serena had decided on her own to reveal their relationship publicly.

It had caught Miles completely off guard.

He had thought Elena would cry,

He had thought she would crash the gates.

He had thought she would cling to their years together and beg him to leave Serena.

But that day, Elena had been calm the entire time.

She accepted his betrayal with a cold, clinical precision.

She stayed on the moral high ground, negotiated her exit, and took what she was owed.

Calmly, she took nothing with her.

Just like that, without a single trace of attachment, she left the home they had lived in together for years.

Could he blame her for being heartless?

Honestly, Miles could not.

After all, he had been the one to let go first.

He had been the one who coveted an old thrill and allowed his heart to stray.

He had also been the one who let Serena treat him like a prize to be won.

Everything now was exactly what he deserved.

After he told Serena they should end things, the suffocating pressure that had been crushing him for so long

suddenly disappeared.

Strictly speaking, he and Serena had never even truly been together.

They were just a mess of inappropriate ambiguity.

But it was that very ambiguity that had made him lose Elena completely.

He had lost the woman he truly loved.