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The Temporary Fiancée
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It was my big day. The church was filled with friends and family, the atmosphere lively and joyous. Suddenly, the doors swung open, and there stood my fiancée, Zhou Shiwan, who had been missing for over half a month. She entered the church hand in hand with the son of our gardener, who was also dressed in formal attire.
A hush fell over the crowd as all eyes turned to this unexpected pair. Zhou Shiwan's expression was resolute, like a martyr facing death. She raised her voice to address the guests: "Everyone, I am in love with Zi Ping and can no longer continue this wedding with Song Song."
She then turned her gaze toward me. "Song Song, I’m sorry, but my heart belongs only to Zi Ping. Please agree to annul our engagement and let him be the groom today."
Lin Ziping also put on a pitiful look as if he were fighting against societal norms. " master Song, please don’t blame Wanwan; if you must blame someone, blame me."
Zhou Shiwan stated firmly, "Love is not a crime; we have done nothing wrong."
I couldn't help but interrupt: "Is the show over? My bride was never you; how can there be a cancellation of the engagement?"
Zhou Shiwan looked taken aback. "What does that mean?"
Jiang Mingyue gracefully walked to my side and spoke calmly, "What Song Ge means is that this is our wedding, and anyone unrelated should leave immediately."
"You—who are you?" Zhou Shiwan stammered.
I wrapped my arm around Jiang Mingyue's shoulders. "She is my bride, the true daughter of the Zhou family. You should stop being so self-important."
Lin Ziping weakly countered, "What true daughter of the Zhou family? Isn’t Zhou Shiwan the only young lady in the family?"
Zhou Shiwan looked to Zhou's Father and Zhou's Mother for confirmation. "Dad, Mom?"
Zhou's Mother casually replied, "Oh dear, I forgot to tell you that you’re actually not our biological daughter; there was a mix-up at the hospital years ago."
Zhou's Father frowned and said, "You two need to leave immediately and stop causing a scene that disrupts Xiao Song and Mingyue's auspicious day."
Indeed, half a month ago, my fiancée was Zhou Shiwan. Just two weeks prior, the Zhou family suddenly discovered that Zhou Shiwan was not their biological daughter; all these years, they had been raising someone else's child. At that time, Zhou Shiwan was busy fooling around with Lin Ziping and had gone missing, unable to be contacted by anyone.
Disappointed beyond measure, Zhou's Father and Zhou's Mother decided to let this rebellious daughter fend for herself upon learning the truth. Thus, my betrothed quietly changed hands and became the biological daughter of the Zhou family, Jiang Mingyue. Since Zhou's Mother ’s surname was Jiang, Jiang Mingyue retained her original name.
As the heir of Song Group, I had long-standing engagement ties with the Zhou family and could not possibly marry an imposter. We all thought that Zhou Shiwan would hide until after the wedding. However, on the day of the ceremony, she shamelessly showed up, believing she was the young lady of the Zhou family and today’s bride. She even planned to have Lin Ziping wear a wedding dress to replace me in completing this ceremony. It was utterly ridiculous.
Zhou Shiwan stood there in shock, almost deaf to the surrounding sounds. She looked around in confusion, her gaze landing on a promotional board displaying a photo of me and Jiang Mingyue—a perfect match, a destined pair—where not a trace of her could be found.
"These two shameless lovers really have no decency; the wedding has already started and they still dare to intrude," one guest remarked.
"That guy is dressed so well, thinking he can rise to fame in one step—it's laughable," another chimed in.
The guests murmured among themselves, their voices ringing in the air. Lin Ziping clenched his suit jacket tightly, his head bowed in silence, his face looking as if he had swallowed bitter gall. Jiang Mingyue shot him a cold glance and ordered the security personnel, "Please escort these uninvited guests out."
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