Her Wedding, My Husband

Her Wedding, My Husband by Madelynn Torres – A masterpiece of Internet literature

Her Wedding, My Husband, Completed, stands out for its well-crafted plot, compelling characters, and universal themes. Written by Madelynn Torres, this Internet work offers a rich and unforgettable reading experience.

I was in the middle of a Zoom conference with several investors when my high school alumni WhatsApp group, dormant for nearly a decade, suddenly erupted with notifications.

[Ashley, have you seen Victoria's announcement? She's getting married today! Are you really not coming?]

As messages flooded my screen, I learned that Victoria Pierce, our high school's former homecoming queen, was about to walk down the aisle.

Everyone from our graduating class would be there.

I kept my response professional: [Sorry, caught up in meetings right now.]

The backlash was immediate and harsh.

[What could you possibly be doing? Someone who's been MIA from social media forever must be living under a rock!]

[Just admit you're embarrassed about your life instead of playing the busy card.]

Victoria herself jumped in: [Remember our senior year bet? I always said I'd marry someone way more successful than you!]

I fired back: [Must have slipped my mind.]

The group chat exploded.

[Victoria's fiancé is the CEO of a NASDAQ-listed company! They've got a fleet of Rolls-Royces for the wedding procession!]

[Sounds like someone's jealous of Victoria's success and conveniently 'forgot' about the bet!]

[Maybe you can't even afford a decent wedding gift? Want us to start a GoFundMe for you?]

Amid the bombardment of messages, Victoria tagged me again, feigning magnanimity.

[I really want you to be there for my special day! Since we're old classmates, I'm sure my husband could arrange an entry-level position for you at his company.]

She followed up with a stunning pre-wedding photoshoot featuring her and her soon-to-be husband.

My blood ran cold when I saw his face.

It was Nathan Bradley – my husband, who had married into my family.