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After Getting Engaged to My Rival, My BF Asked Me to Come Back Novel Cover

After Getting Engaged to My Rival, My BF Asked Me to Come Back

Four years into what should have been a lifetime of marital bliss, Dean Reese committed the ultimate betrayal by sending his own wife to a mental institution. But freedom brings a shocking twist. After securing her release, she finds herself engaged to her husband's fiercest rival. Just as she begins to rebuild her life in this high-stakes modern novel, her past comes knocking when her former partner begs her to return. Can she navigate this web of vengeance and passion?
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Chapter 6

After the teachers and classmates around us saw us, they grabbed Dean and controlled him.

I cried bitterly, covering my neck, looking lost.

"I'm going to tell my dad. Dean, we're done."

Dean finally came to his senses from his madness.

He looked down at his hands. Hearing what I said, he realized what he had done.

"Janice, no, I..."

He reached out to me.

Looking "worried", I shrank my neck, and the teacher quickly comforted me.

"Janice, we will definitely make things right for you."

I nodded and carefully avoided Dean.

My cautious look made many classmates wonder.

I was always proud, but now, I looked so frightened.

They blamed Dean.

I followed the teacher, sobbing softly while saying, "I told him that we are engaged after all, so he should keep his distance from Abby.

"I just finished speaking, and he went crazy. He threatened to kill me."

I wiped away my tears and cried even more sadly. "I know Abby likes him, but she also knows we're engaged. But she..."

The surrounding classmates whispered to each other.

"I hate people who know that others are engaged but still get involved."

"Abby looks gentle and weak, but I didn't expect her to be so scheming. Those who have boyfriends should be careful. Don't let her get her way."

I listened to their words and smiled imperceptibly.

Dean liked to use the underdog theory to manipulate public opinion. He thought the weak were always right.

I could use the theory, too.

And I could use it in an even nastier way.