Chapter summary: Chapter 1460 from the book The Ex-Wife's Burning Elegance by Miss Lyra
Discover the most important events of Chapter 1460, a chapter full of surprises in the acclaimed novel The Ex-Wife's Burning Elegance. With the engaging writing of Miss Lyra, this Romance masterpiece continues to thrill and captivate with every page.
"Wait a minute. I'm Lynne's boyfriend. Who are you guys?"
"I'm her boyfriend! We've been together for three months!"
"That's a lie! She told me she broke up with you ages ago!"
"She did not! We just hooked up two days ago!"
"Two days ago? She spent the night at my place two days ago!"
"Spent the night?! No way! We just got together yesterday, and she told me it was her first time!"
The five or six handsome young men, realizing they were all there to see Lynne and all believed they were her boyfriend, erupted into a massive argument.
These were Lynne's recent conquests. She never dated just one man at a time, preferring to juggle at least two or three. She'd had close calls before, but with her sweet talk and innocent act—plus her rapid turnover of partners—she'd never experienced such a catastrophic implosion.
After comparing notes, all the men turned on Lynne with furious glares. Having just escaped the clutches of the women whose boyfriends she'd stolen, she now had to face her own. Her eyes were swollen nearly shut from the hornet stings, and her face was inflamed. Now, covered in new scratches and bruises from the women's attack, she was a horrifying sight, all her previous beauty gone.
The men looked at her grotesque appearance with pure disgust, any feelings of affection long since vanished. They grabbed her by her gown, demanding answers. Lynne was a pathetic, sobbing mess, more humiliated than she had ever been in her life.
The commotion attracted a crowd of onlookers, all eager to watch the drama of a cheater's downfall unfold. Many people began taking pictures of the explicit photos scattered on the floor, eagerly posting the scene to their social media.

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