Open Marriage, Broken Promises: When Love Turns to Ashes novel Chapter 98

"Shameless whore! Disgusting!"

One of Tiffany's bridesmaids marched up to me, grabbing a glass of wine and throwing it in my face.

Seeing this, her other bridesmaids followed suit.

Within seconds, I was drenched from head to toe. My hair clung to my scalp, wet and sticky from the wine, dripping steadily onto the floor.

I had never been so humiliated.

Mike, watching my misery, didn't even flinch. Instead, he grinned obsequiously at Tiffany, eager for her approval.

"Tiffany, were you satisfied with my performance just now?"

Tiffany leaned over and kissed him on the cheek. "Love you, babe. Mwah!"

Then she turned her disdainful gaze back to me. "Why are you still standing here? Don't tell me you expect to be invited to my engagement banquet?"

Suddenly, as if something had occurred to her, Tiffany pulled out a wad of cash and flung it at my face.

"You've been pestering Mike for money, haven't you? Here's some cash for you, a little reward. Now get lost! If you dare bother Mike again, I won't be so nice next time."

I wiped the wine off my face and glared at Tiffany with fury. As for the scattered cash on the floor, I didn't even glance at it.

Jackson, a simple and honest man, had raised such an arrogant and unreasonable daughter.

Tiffany sneered, "What's wrong? Do you think it's not enough? Well, guess what? That's all trash like you is worth."

I chuckled bitterly. "Does your father know how generously you throw money around?"

Jackson's monthly salary was only about twenty thousand, and yet Tiffany was tossing away half of it like it was nothing.

I wondered what Jackson would think if he saw this.

Tiffany's smile faltered, a flicker of panic flashing in her eyes. "This is pocket change—barely enough for a meal. Why would I care?"

I glanced between Mike and Tiffany and sneered. "A lie repeated enough times even fools the liar. You, Tiffany, are nothing more than a fake princess."

My words sent a ripple of shock through the crowd.

People stared at us, dumbfounded, unsure of what to believe.

"She's crazy. She's completely lost it, making up nonsense and even questioning Tiffany's background."

"Haha, I've known Tiffany for years. I can guarantee she's the real deal."