The Engagement He Kept Postponing
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Grant postponed our engagement three times. First, because Vivian was in the hospital. Second, because she was feeling low. Third, because her concert mattered more than our future.
So I asked the man who’d always been there—Adrian Kessler.
“Are you interested in marrying me?” He said yes without hesitation.
We set the date for the same night as Vivian’s concert.
While Grant was clapping for her, I was walking down the aisle toward the only man who never made me wait.
He didn’t find out until he showed up to his own celebration dinner and found the restaurant empty. “Where is everyone?” he demanded. Someone laughed.
“Adrian and Nadia are getting engaged tonight. It’s streaming live.”
Grant stormed into my ceremony, screaming that I belonged to him.
Adrian knocked him down with one punch.
“You had three chances,” I told him. “You blew every one.”
Now Grant keeps sending me flowers, begging for another chance. But I’m wearing a pink diamond tiara designed just for me, standing beside a man who chose me first.
He postponed our engagement three times. I only needed one chance to marry the right man.
So I asked the man who’d always been there—Adrian Kessler.
“Are you interested in marrying me?” He said yes without hesitation.
We set the date for the same night as Vivian’s concert.
While Grant was clapping for her, I was walking down the aisle toward the only man who never made me wait.
He didn’t find out until he showed up to his own celebration dinner and found the restaurant empty. “Where is everyone?” he demanded. Someone laughed.
“Adrian and Nadia are getting engaged tonight. It’s streaming live.”
Grant stormed into my ceremony, screaming that I belonged to him.
Adrian knocked him down with one punch.
“You had three chances,” I told him. “You blew every one.”
Now Grant keeps sending me flowers, begging for another chance. But I’m wearing a pink diamond tiara designed just for me, standing beside a man who chose me first.
He postponed our engagement three times. I only needed one chance to marry the right man.















































