Second Lead in My Own Love Story Chapter 07

Second Lead in My Own Love Story Chapter 07

Below the video was the same “holding hands photo” that Sarah had posted in the class group chat the night before.

The influencer paired it with overly dramatic, sensationalized text, spinning a touching story about a ” valedictorian who waited ten years for his first love and finally reunited with her.”

At first, the comment section was flooded with blessings and envy.

[OMG, what kind of fairy tale love is this?! I believe in love again!]

[From high school sweethearts to happily ever after-this is too perfect!]

[He’s so handsome, she’s so gorgeous-absolutely a match made in heaven!]

Sarah even jumped in herself, replying from her own account: [Thank you all for the blessings. We will be happy.]

Clearly, she had no hesitation in casting herself as the heroine.

Netizens got even more excited, praising them as the perfect model of a campus romance.

But soon, as the video spread further and wider, an unexpected twist began to emerge.

One comment caught everyone’s attention.

[Wait… isn’t this guy our company’s tech director, Luke Flandern? Didn’t he get married ages ago? I literally saw his wife at our company family day last month, and that woman in the video is definitely not her.]

That comment was like a rock thrown into a calm lake-it instantly stirred up massive waves.

Netizens were shocked and immediately started demanding answers.

The user, who claimed to be Luke’s coworker, replied with absolute certainty:

[It’s 100% true. His wife’s name is Avery Anderson. She’s really sweet and down to earth. The woman in the white dress standing in the corner of the video, the one who barely smiled, is his actual wife. She was right there in person.]

That reply blew up the entire trending list.

#ValedictorianCheatsOnWifeWithFirstLove

#WifeWatchesHusbandToastWithMistress

Two even more explosive hashtags shot to the top of the trending charts at lightning speed.

More and more people who knew me and Luke saw the news and came forward to speak up for me.

The wedding planning company that had organized our wedding directly released photos and videos

from our wedding day, captioning them: [Luke and Avery’s love is one of the most beautiful we have ever witnessed. Do not believe rumors. Do not spread them.]

Our neighbors also posted pictures of me and Luke walking our dog together just days earlier, proving we

had not divorced.

Even more shocking, someone dug up an old private social media account I had created years ago.

I hadn’t used it in a long time. It contained scattered memories of my life with Luke since high school- carefully preserved moments.

Photos I secretly took of him playing basketball. Ticket stubs from our first movie together. A

handwritten birthday card he gave me.

It was clear then that Sarah was the one who had been interfering in our relationship, since high school.

Online, public opinion turned faster than flipping a page.

The comment sections of both the video uploader and Sarah’s account were instantly flooded.

What had once been praise turned into fury.

[So she’s a homewrecker who tried to ruin the couple’s marriage and failed, so she bought a trending topic to force her way in? Disgusting!]

[Drinking a cross-arm toast with someone else’s husband right in front of his wife-the shamelessness is

unreal.]

[I feel so bad for the real wife. She looked completely numb the whole time…]

[Sarah, come out and apologize!]

Even our high school class group chat completely fell apart. Everyone was frantically tagging Luke and Sarah, demanding to know the truth.

But Sarah didn’t say a single word. She had vanished from the internet, as if she had evaporated.

And then-right at that moment-Luke finally made his move.