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On Our Wedding Day My Husband Announced His First Love Online Novel
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- May 8, 2026
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- 001Chapter 1: You’re Not Pregnant, Are You?
- 002Chapter 2: I Turned Out to Be the ’Infertile’ One
- 003Chapter 3: Want a Divorce? I’ll Help You
- 004Chapter 4: Romance Exposed
- 005Chapter 5: I Have Loved Him for Twelve Whole Years
- 006Chapter 6: I Am the Softest Persimmon Here
- 007Chapter 7: Clara Langley Has Severe Depression
- 008Chapter 8: How Could You Keep It From Him?
- 009Chapter 9: Do You Like Chelsea Joyce?
- 010Chapter 10: It Couldn’t Be a Double Blessing... Pregnant?
- 011Chapter 11: Take Good Care of Your Body, Chelsea, and You’ll Definitely Be Able to Have a Child
- 012Chapter 12: The Wedding Day
- 013Chapter 13: Clara Langley Commits Suicide
- 014Chapter 14: Don’t You Want to Have This Wedding Anymore?
- 015Chapter 15: I Don’t Have a Mom Anymore...
- 016Chapter 16: I Want a Divorce
- 017Chapter 17: Isn’t It Because Chelsea Joyce Can’t Have Children?
- 018Chapter 18: Can You Help Me Get a Divorce?
- 019Chapter 19: At Least I Still Have Some Shame
- 020Chapter 20: Theodore Grant Likes You
- 021Chapter 21: Chelsea Joyce, You’re Not Pregnant, Are You?
- 022Chapter 22: The Abortion Procedure
- 023Chapter 23: Clara Langley Is Also Pregnant?
- 024Chapter 24: Who Is the Adulterer?
- 025Chapter 25: A Severance of Brotherhood
- 026Chapter 26: Infertility
- 027Chapter 27: Whose Child Is in Your Belly?
- 028Chapter 28: Go to the Civil Affairs Bureau Now, Divorce
- 029Chapter 29: Chelsea Joyce, Don’t You Want to Get a Divorce?
- 030Chapter 30: Sign the Divorce Agreement Sooner
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Theodore Grant had been my reluctant groom, a favor I'd desperately begged him to grant so my mother could witness our wedding before cancer claimed her life. When the ceremony began and he never appeared, I stood abandoned at the altar while guests whispered and my dying mother's fury triggered a hemorrhage. Devastated and grieving, I had no energy to search for him—until a friend's message shattered what remained of my heart. There he was on social media, embracing another woman with the tenderness he'd never shown me, his love finally revealed to the world.
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