Bloody Night Before The Wedding

Look at how shocked Stefan was after finding out the truth.

"See? Your depression this morning is useless, because Cathy has always been manipulating you from the start, Stefan," I sneered.

Since I didn't sleep all night, I could see all of Cathy's movements.

Starting from her deliberately hiding some of her belongings in our house. Then, Cathy also held Stefan's phone all night, so that every time a call came in, she would reject it and immediately delete the call.

I could clearly see that my parents, my older brother, and also Stefan's parents were busy calling him. I could even imagine how panicked they were because of the news of my disappearance.

But that slut sabotaged it without any guilt.

As a result, with mixed feelings, Stefan directly drove to my family house.

When my parents saw Stefan coming, they stormed him with a lot of questions.

“Stefan, what happened to Beatrice?”

“Do you know where she is?”

“She said she would come home last night, after the bridal shower party. But eventually, she did not come home.”

My heart ached. They likely were not aware that I had passed away.

Stefan was stunned. He did not expect that the scene would end up like that.

Then, my brother, Andrew Callahan, shook Stefan’s shoulders and asked angrily, “Hey, don’t tell me that you don’t know the answer. You are the one who is responsible to pick her up.”

“Have you called the police?” Stefan asked back and did not answer the questions, since I knew he did not want to be blamed.

Andrew responded, “Of course, since both of you did not answer the call, we asked the police to find out. But it is like looking for a needle in a haystack, there is not a single clue.”

“I… I will try my best. I will go to the police station right now,” Stefan stated and directly drove the car to the police station.

I understood very well that he was trying to avoid all accusations, because his cowardly attitude had not changed since before. That was why he decided to leave my house and went to the police station instead.

My case had already been collected, the police had searched all the clues, and Stefan also had told them everything, except his affair.

“Please contact me first when you get the clue, I am the one who is responsible for it,” Stefan said, trying his best to find me first before my family.

How cunning you were, Stefan!

Perhaps, he felt guilty because he could not pick me up that night.

However, my intuition was wrong again. It turned out Stefan did not believe me any single time.

When he came back to our house, Stefan tossed aside his suit, hesitated for a long time, and sent me a message.

[Stefan: Beatrice, stop messing around and come back soon. I know you are hiding because you are mad I couldn't pick you up, right? Tell me, where are you now?]

But there was no response.

Then, he called my number. "I'm sorry, the number you dialed…."

Stefan tried several more times, but no one answered.

Eventually, our wedding was canceled and everyone could only wait for my news.

But Stefan's anticipation shifted to anxiety, then impatience. He tried to call Alicia Hoffman, my best friend, but he was still blocked on her phone, so the call wouldn't go through.

Alicia, my college roommate, had seen all our arguments about Cathy. Even though she often chastised me for being so caught up in love, she always let me stay with her after a fight with Stefan.

I sniffled, thinking about how sad Alicia would be when she found out I was gone. Because that night, she was so happy and told me that she would give a long speech at my wedding.

Amid the sounds of the wall clock chiming, Stefan murmured, "Beatrice, you know if tomorrow is my birthday, right? How long are you going to keep this up?"

I was taken aback.

That was right, tomorrow was Stefan's birthday, since we decided to get married a day before his birthday. We even talked about how we would celebrate it every year in the past.

That was why he was convinced I would return that day, knowing I never forgot important dates like his birthday. But unfortunately, Stefan, you were going to be disappointed.