Blurb：
He promised me forever. He lied. My firefighter fiancé, Nate, the man I loved since high school, abandoned me at the altar. For her. For Maya, the woman he rescued, the one he swore was nothing. I stood there in my wedding dress, humiliated, as he ran to save her instead of marrying me. Now, I'm left picking up the pieces of my shattered heart. But this isn't the end. This is where my story begins. A tale of betrayal, strength, and a love triangle that ended in the most public way possible. If you crave angsty romance with strong heroines like Ava, complex characters like Nate and Ben, and emotional drama, this story is for you. Discover if true love can survive the ultimate test of loyalty.Content：
I’ve never been one for beating around the bush.So when I found the string of fiery texts between my firefighter fiancé, Nate, and some girl I’d never heard of, I didn’t fall apart. I didn’t scream. I just handed him his phone and waited, my face perfectly calm, for an answer.
The silence in our apartment stretched until it was thin enough to snap. Finally, he spoke, his voice raspy.
“She’s a girl I rescued from a fire. She’s… going through some things. I’ll admit, for a second, I felt something.”
“But Ava,” he pleaded, “we’re high school sweethearts. We made it this far. I swear to you, I’ll cut it off. Clean break.”
I stared into Nate’s eyes, so full of earnest desperation, and pushed down the sharp, twisting pain in my chest.
I nodded. The wedding was still on.
I had no idea how quickly that promise would turn to ash.
On our wedding day, one of his fellow firefighters, Ben, burst through the chapel doors like a human cannonball.
“Nate! It’s Maya! She found out you’re getting married! She’s on a roof downtown, says she’s gonna jump!”
The diamond ring, the one he was about to slip onto my finger, hovered in the space between us.
Then it fell.
The clink it made against the polished floor was the loudest sound I’d ever heard.
Nate was a blur, a lightning strike bolting for the door.
I stared at his back, my eyes burning so hot I thought they might bleed. I pulled every ounce of air into my lungs and screamed.
“Nate, if you walk out that door right now, we are done! Do you hear me? We are over!”
He paused for a fraction of a second—a flicker of hesitation. He didn’t even turn around. And then, he was gone.
The vow he’d made to me had become a joke, and I was the punchline.
…
The wedding devolved into a grotesque circus.
The whispers of our guests were a thousand tiny needles in my ears, a high-pitched hum of pity and speculation. Our parents rushed to my side, their faces masks of confusion and panic.
Nate’s teammate, Ben, just stood there, his face the color of raw liver, wringing his hands.
“Ava… I’m so sorry. It’s just… Maya, she has severe depression. Nate saved her life before… and she’s latched onto him. She says he’s the only one who can talk her down. It’s a life-or-death thing, he didn’t have a choice. Please don’t be mad at him…”
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