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The Ruined Bride of Velvet Nights novel Chapter 8

Summary for Chapter 8: The Ruined Bride of Velvet Nights

Summary of Chapter 8 – A pivotal chapter in The Ruined Bride of Velvet Nights by Brick Moving Ant

The chapter Chapter 8 is one of the most intense moments in The Ruined Bride of Velvet Nights, written by Brick Moving Ant. With signature elements of the Internet genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.

I heard a deafening roar in my head. I stood there, completely stunned.

Countless insults and mockery poured into my ears. I collapsed, covering my ears, but couldn't block out the voices. Finally, as the crowd grew, security guards dragged me out of the hotel.

I didn't remember how I left. I just felt incredibly cold all over, wave after wave threatening to drown me.

With nowhere to go, I went to the beach after dark and sat on the sand, staring blankly at the scenery.

People who recognized me kept their distance, avoiding me like the plague. The only ones who came close wanted photos, one even cruelly tugging at my top.

At that moment, I finally realized that someone like me didn't even have a chance to start over.

My life was ruined.

My dear sister, my beloved fiancé, my respected parents—they had destroyed me.

By the time the crowds dispersed, it was nearly dawn. Hayes had called many times. I finally answered.

"Scarlett, where are you? Don't do anything stupid, please. I'm coming to find you—just stay put, okay? Remember I still with you. Don't be scared. I'll protect you forever. Just wait for me a little longer, alright?"

I softly responded "Mm," my eyes completely lifeless.

"Let me stay with you, just by your side."

After days of holding it in, my emotions finally broke. I clutched Hayes's shirt and sobbed uncontrollably.

I had been so close to happiness.

Why didn't my parents believe me? Why didn't Thaddeus believe me? Why would my own sister do this to me?

They even wouldn't investigate what truly happened?

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