They Stole My Wedding to Save Her, Not Knowing They Were Sacrificing Me to the Mountain God Chapter 06

They Stole My Wedding to Save Her, Not Knowing They Were Sacrificing Me to the Mountain God Chapter 06

Sienna watched the chaotic scene unfolding around her, suddenly at a loss.

She tried to do what she had always done, play the sweet, fragile, and pitiful victim. Tears streamed down

her face, and she looked as helpless as a stray animal.

“Callum, Richard, Evelyn, can we please finish the wedding first?”

“The psychic said if I don’t get married today, I’ll die. I’m so scared. I don’t want to leave you.”

Callum did not have the slightest patience to listen.

His eyes fell on those so-called good friends of his, and he punched them one by one until they hit the floor.

“You knew how much I loved Elara, didn’t you?”

“How could you go into her room and try to touch her?”

Nolan had already been beaten twice, and his face was swollen almost beyond recognition.

Afraid Callum would hit him again, he quickly begged for mercy.

“Callum, man, how can you blame us for this? Weren’t you the one who gave us the green light?”

“You texted us yesterday and told us to mess with Elara today. You said it’d be best if we ruined her, so you

could be with Sienna openly.”

“When did I…”

Callum’s fist froze in midair.

Nolan hurried to add, “We kept the messages. We didn’t delete anything. If you don’t believe me, check my

phone.”

Panic flashed across Sienna’s face when she saw Callum take out the phone.

She suddenly stumbled forward in a desperate, clumsy feign of a fall.

“Callum!”

Her hands flailed dramatically, clearly aiming to knock the phone away, but Callum was already one step

ahead.

He stepped aside, and Sienna missed completely, crashing face-first onto the floor.

The phone unlocked.

His message thread was pinned at the top.

The texts were right there, written from his account, exactly as Nolan had described.

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“No,” Callum muttered. “No, that time… my phone wasn’t with me.”

“Then these messages…”

The rest of the groomsmen began to panic as the pieces fell into place.

Realizing they had been played like pawns, their hostile glares swept toward Sienna.

“Sienna, before the wedding, you came to us and told us to follow the plan.”

“How did you know what we were going to do today?”

“Elara was always good to you. If you knew what we were planning, why weren’t you shocked? Why didn’t

you stop us?”

Richard, Evelyn, and Callum all looked at her at once.

Their gazes were sharp and searching, as if they wanted to peel away her skin and see the monster beneath.

“No, I… I didn’t. I didn’t know anything.”

“There has to be a misunderstanding. Richard, Evelyn, Callum, you have to believe me.”

“I care about Elara too. How could I ever hurt her?”

Suspicion still filled my parents’s eyes.

The tension stretched so tight it felt ready to snap. At that exact moment, Sienna’s phone rang.

A bridesmaid hurriedly pulled it from Sienna’s purse, and just as she was about to hand it over, her trembling finger swiped across the screen, activating the speakerphone.

A man’s voice came through loud and clear.

“Miss Sutton, I did everything exactly the way you asked. When are you paying the rest of my fee?”

“You’re not planning to stiff me, are you?”

Sienna screamed and lunged for the phone, trying to end the call.

“Shut up. Shut up! What balance? Stop making things up.”

The bridesmaid jumped in fright, and the phone flew from her hand.

Callum caught it and lifted it high out of Sienna’s reach.

The fake psychic, apparently thinking Sienna was trying to cheat him, sneered angrily from the other end.

“So you really were planning to stiff me, Miss Sutton. You dragged your feet on the final payment the last few times too. I’ve done a lot of ugly work for you. Aren’t you afraid I’ll tell everyone?”

“Want me to count them for you?”

“The fake broken ankle, the fake skydiving scare, the fake… and now this latest one, where you had me pretend to be a psychic and give you that reading…”

my parents heard him, and their faces went white as if they had been dropped into ice water.

Evelyn snatched the phone and demanded in a panic, “You’re saying the reading was fake? It was fake?”

The man on the other end panicked too.

“Damn it. How did the phone end up with you people? Great. Just great.”

“If you know, then you know. I shouldn’t have made this call. This has nothing to do with me. I’m hanging up.”

Evelyn covered her mouth as tears poured down her face.

“How could this happen? How could…”

“I want my Elara back. Richard, we have to go get her. She can’t stay in those mountains forever. She is our only daughter.”

The two of them turned to leave at once, calling for the family driver and preparing to drive back to Raven

Hollow overnight.

Sienna rushed forward and grabbed their hands, her voice full of panic and resentment.

“Richard, Evelyn, you still have me. You still have me.”

“So what if Elara married the Mountain Guardian? You have me as your daughter. From now on, I’ll be your only daughter. I’ll take care of you for the rest of your lives.”

besides, going after her won’t help. Didn’t you tell me yourselves? Once she becomes the Guardian’s

she isn’t your child anymore. She’ll be completely severed from you, legally and emotionally.”