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My Sister and I Swapped Blind Dates, and I Won

Reborn after her envious sister Emily murdered her, the protagonist gets a second chance at destiny. In their past life, their mother Mary arranged a wealthy businessman for Emily and a modest e-commerce merchant, Kevin Morgan, for her. But while Kevin's live-stream success brought immense wealth, Emily's husband faced ruin. Now, returned to the day of their blind dates, Emily eagerly steals Kevin for herself. Smiling secretly, the protagonist gladly claims the billionaire for her own path.
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Chapter 3

The wedding date was set.

Emily and I got married on the same day.

The reason why Mary didn't want to hold another wedding for me was to save money.

Sitting in the room, I looked at the only two quilts Mary prepared for me.

However, Emily's living room was filled with gifts. She also received gold, cash, and a car.

I also communicated with Johnathan in advance that my family didn't prepare many things for my wedding.

He called and said, "It's okay. I've asked my secretary, Zoe to arrange it. Don't worry."

When I heard his words, I felt relieved.

Time was up.

The cars to pick up the brides were ready at the door.

Emily and I went downstairs one after the other.

I looked at the two rows of wedding cars in front of me. On one side were supercars with exquisite and luxurious decorations, and on the other side were ordinary decorated sedans that could be found anywhere.

Emily also saw this scene.

The corners of her mouth twitched in embarrassment.

Neighbors standing outside the community whispered, "One of the two daughters of the Collins family married well, and the other..."

"The other one is just unlucky and can't find such a good man."

Their words reached Emily's ears.

I saw her expression keep changing.

The two were still comparing and saying, "Look at that young one. She's wearing custom-made clothes. I saw them online. The older one..."

Emily lowered her head to glance at the hem of her skirt, fiddling with it angrily, feeling uncomfortable.

Her gloomy face was in stark contrast to the smiling face of Kevin.

I had a faint smile, without much emotion.

But Emily thought I looked arrogant.

She said sarcastically, "Stella, you should cherish the happy time you have now, after all, there won't be many such glorious moments."

I glanced at her and smiled, saying, "Yes, Emily, you should cherish it, after all, today is your happiest day."

"Humph!" she turned her head away and sneered, saying, "You can't live happily like this forever."

"You'd better be humble!"

Johnathan took my hand and walked towards the car, and I looked back at Emily.

"But, Emily, your happiness will disappear from today."