She Hijacked My Wedding in White? Meet the Real Vesper Behind the Veil! Chapter 06

She Hijacked My Wedding in White? Meet the Real Vesper Behind the Veil! Chapter 06

The live stream of the wedding went viral that very night.

[At the Cross Heir’s Wedding: Does His Childhood Friend Steal the Bride in a Wedding Dress?]

[Vesper’s Identity Revealed; Bride Calls Off the Engagement on the Spot]

[Mia Bennett Wears a Rejected Wedding Dress, Only to Be Publicly Shamed by the Original

Designer]

The comments section was getting pretty heated.

Some people called Adrian disgusting. Others called Mia shameless.

And some started trying to defend them.

[It was just a joke among friends-isn’t the bride overreacting a bit?]

[We’ve been childhood friends for over twenty years-it’s only natural that we’re close.]

[The real bride overreacted-she didn’t give the man any face at all.]

[Even if she is Vesper, she shouldn’t be able to bully people just because of her status, right?]

[I feel kind of sorry for Mia, too-being humiliated like that in front of everyone.]

See?

They always managed to pass off overstepping boundaries as a joke, humiliation as a good

time, and betrayal as brotherly love.

So who was to blame in the end?

Of course, it was the one who refused to smile and play along.

My phone vibrated.

[Evelyn, answer the phone.

[Mia knows she was wrong; she didn’t mean it.]

[How long are you going to keep this up? Won’t you even listen to an explanation?]

I just blocked them.

Ten minutes later, another number called.

Evelyn, our three-year relationship can’t end because of a misunderstanding.

A misunderstanding?

If I weren’t Vesper, would that wedding dress have been a surprise for Mia?

If I weren’t Sterling’s guardian, would I have been the only one kicked out of the wedding

today?

If I didn’t have any evidence, would they still have walked all over me and said I didn’t know

any better?

What a lovely misunderstanding.

Every step landed right on top of me.

The next morning, Mia’s clarification video was released.

She wore no makeup and a plain white T-shirt, her hair tied back casually, her eyes red as if

she had been crying all night.

“I really didn’t expect things to turn out this way.”

“Adrian and I grew up together, so we’re used to roughhousing. That day, I just wanted to

create a special memory of his wedding.”

“I was out of line and hurt Evelyn’s feelings. I’d like to apologize to her.”

“But Adrian and I really just have a pure brotherly bond. I’m the only one to blame-please

stop attacking him.”

“I’m willing to apologize-to everyone.”

Within half an hour of being posted, the video had been shared over ten thousand times.

Sure enough, people in the comments section started feeling sorry for her.

[Mia’s crying is really getting to me. I guess she just meant well but ended up doing more harm than good.]

[It’s hard enough to navigate a relationship between childhood sweethearts as it is, but the bride really went too far.]

[She’s already apologized. What more do you want? Are you only satisfied if you drive her to her death?]

The assistant walked in.

“Chairman Sterling, the Bennetts have started buying positive press as well. They say Mia is having a nervous breakdown and may be stepping back from social media for a while.”

“Quit?”

“Isn’t she the one who loves live streaming the most?”

I smiled.

“Since she wants to play the victim…

“Then let’s post everything she’s done over the years, one by one.”