“Are you sure you want to do this, Quinn?”
Quinn Sullivan suppressed the conflicting emotions in her gaze and nodded.
She opened her phone and deleted her name from the electronic wedding invitation she had prepared, replacing it with Jasmine Shaw’s.
Upon seeing that, her best friend, Stella Harper, glanced at her worriedly.
Once Quinn was done amending the invitation, she sent it to Stella.
“Have someone send this out the day before the wedding, and replace all the photos and videos with ones of Nicholas and Jasmine. I’ll be leaving Heathridge on the day of the wedding,” she said.
Once Stella left, Quinn spent some time looking out the window, unmoving from her spot.
She and Nicholas York had just held their engagement party eight hours ago. Amidst the well-wishes of many guests, she had thought that her long-awaited wedding with Nicholas would come quickly.
However, three hours ago, Quinn found that he had gotten into his car with a female celebrity from his company after the engagement party. She witnessed it through her phone, which had been left in his car.
Nicholas said, “I despised you so much when you broke up with me for money back then, Jasmine. But I promised you that I would save my wedding night for you.
“Just this once today, okay? I don’t want to spend my first night with any woman who’s not you.”
His voice carried a slight hint of drunkenness, yet every word came from his heart. He even sounded as if he was about to cry.
Their actions grew more intimate in the car as Jasmine held Nicholas in her arms. She then started kissing his neck.
“I didn’t leave you for the money back then, Nicholas. It was because I felt I wasn’t good enough for you. I would’ve never let you go if I knew you’d end up marrying someone like Quinn,” she said.
Nicholas was taken aback, but he soon happily pulled Jasmine into his embrace. “You’re the only one for me even if I marry her, Jasmine.”
Soon, Quinn could only hear their heavy breathing.
She chuckled bitterly as she took off the engagement ring from her finger.
