How I Married My Cousin’s Boyfriend

I watched Moon walk straight up to Jovia and whisper something in her ear.

After they finished talking, Jovia’s expression changed.

“You want a wedding? Fine. If you have any other requests, say them all now.”

Liam still did not understand what was happening. Jovia waved her hand to tell him to wait.

I could not figure out why they suddenly changed, but it did not matter. I just wanted to marry Tommy.

“My requests are simple. Just do everything the same way as Moon and Tommy’s wedding.

“The wedding dress, the rings, and the vows should be exactly like Moon’s.”

“Stella, don’t regret this later.” Moon crossed her arms with a sarcastic look.

I raised my head with a confident and firm look. “Don’t worry. I won’t regret it.”

Just like that, we came to an agreement.

Soon after I left the hospital, we started planning the wedding.

On the wedding day, I sat in the hotel’s makeup room. Moon was leaning against the wall with a gloating look.

“Stella, for such an unforgettable wedding, you better stay focused. This might be your last wedding ever.”

I calmly smoothed out my wedding dress and ignored Moon’s taunts.

“Moon, you’re right. I’ll treasure it because some people might never get to wear a wedding dress like this.”

I hit a sore spot. She snapped, “What’s so great about you, a cripple? Tommy told me that even if he marries you, he’ll never really love you! You saved his life, what of it? You’ll never have his heart!”

Seeing her upset, I clapped and sarcastically said, “Why would I care if he loves me or not? Can’t you see I’m not interested in him either? As long as he’s the one you like, that’s all that matters.”

Moon almost fainted from anger. She held her chest and was ready to come over and slap me.

Just then, we heard the host’s excited voice from outside. Moon angrily said, “Don’t celebrate too soon, Stella!”

With that, she was gone.

How ridiculous. How could I regret this?

Everything was going exactly as planned.