On Our Wedding Day, He Married another woman—I Ruined Him Chapter 06

On Our Wedding Day, He Married another woman—I Ruined Him Chapter 06

I stayed in the hospital for three days. On the third day, my mother brought me homemade chicken

noodle soup that she had spent the entire night brewing. Sitting by my bedside with rimmed, red

eyes, she no longer urged me to endure, nor did she mention anything about keeping up

appearances.

She simply squeezed my hand. “Audrey, your mom hasn’t amounted to much in this life, but I believe you.”

With that, the dam broke. I finally confessed everything to her-the pregnancy, and the fact that Ethan had already legally married someone else behind my back. My mother pulled me into her arms, weeping uncontrollably. When her tears dried, she wiped her face and pulled a ledger from her bag, which neatly cataloged every single wedding gift and cash contribution from our guests.

“Every single cent of this money, we cannot let those scammers in the Vance family swallow a dime

of it!”

That afternoon, Harvey arrived at the hospital with Harper, head of finance from the company. The moment Harper saw me, she hung her head in deep guilt.

She admitted that Ethan had forced her to maintain two separate sets of financial books-one for the investors to see, and another to manipulate tax filings. Ethan was holding her termination certificate and industry reference letters hostage, threatening her not to speak out.

I produced all the transfer records from when I had saved the company in the early days. Harper instantly recognized the largest transaction-a lump sum of 500,000 dollar. Ethan had deliberately altered the books to record it as a “personal loan from Ethan to Audrey” instead of my capital

investment.

A wave of pure ice washed over me. I instructed Harvey to prepare the lawsuits immediately, starting with the three clearest angles: wedding fraud, property restitution, and defamation.

Simultaneously, I reached out to Brenda, the manager of the wedding venue. I requested her help to

retrieve the backend logs and payment records from the day of the banquet.

An hour later, Brenda came back with a piece of shocking news.

The day before the wedding, Mrs. Vance had secretly gone to the hotel’s backend office. She had manually operated the computer and altered the digital registry, changing the designation from “Bride: Audrey” to “Honored Guest: Audrey.”

i stared at my phone, completely speechless for a long time.

It turned out that the entire family knew all along that I was nothing more than a “guest” wearing a wedding dress. Only my family and I had been left in the dark like fools, smiling as we accepted

everyone’s blessings.

I asked Brenda to preserve the hotel’s backend system records permanently.

Online, Lily was continuing her performance, even leaking fabricated screenshots of what she called “threatening texts from Audrey”. Harvey quickly traced those texts and found they were sent via virtual masked numbers. The originating IP address pointed directly to a device inside Ethan’s

corporate headquarters.

I wanted to throw all this evidence out immediately. But Harvey stopped me.

His lenses caught the cold light. “If you leak this now, you only clear your own name; it won’t make them pay the ultimate price. Wait for them to hold their own press conference, and let them

broadcast all their lies in front of the national media once more.”

Sure enough, the very next day, Ethan’s company high-profilely announced a media briefing for the following day. The theme of the briefing was: “Rejecting Wedding Sabotage: Protecting the Rights of a Legal Wife.”

Staring at those words on the news release, I let out a soft, genuine laugh for the first time. I

finalized a devastating counter-attack presentation.

I titled the presentation: The Day of My Wedding, My Groom Married Someone Else.