Everyone in Los Angeles knew me as the perfect good girl. So good that even after my fiancé, Filbert Sullivan, left me at the altar 98 times, I still forgave him. Until our 99th attempt at our wedding, Filbert didn't hesitate. He dropped our wedding rings on the spot and ran after Nancy. Everyone in the crowd gasped—but they weren't shocked. People were even placing bets on whether we'd make it to our 100th wedding attempt. But I knew better. There wouldn't be a 100th time.

Chapter 1

Everyone in Los Angeles knew me as the perfect good girl.

So good that even after my fiancé, Filbert Sullivan, left me at the altar 98 times, I still forgave him.

Until our 99th attempt at our wedding, when someone anonymously sent us a wedding gift. A 150,000 dollars in cash.

Just as the screen was about to show our wedding photos, the image suddenly cut to a livestream. It was Nancy Wallace. She was being auctioned off for her first night—with a final bid of 150,000 dollars.

Her eyes shimmered with tears as she stared into the camera like it was the final goodbye of her life.

"Filbert, if I can't be your wife, then there's no reason for me to hold onto my purity.

"I just hope you'll never forget me."

Filbert didn't hesitate. He dropped our wedding rings on the spot and ran after her.

Everyone in the crowd gasped—but they weren't shocked. They all knew the truth.

I loved Filbert, but Filbert only had eyes for Nancy—the woman who once saved his life.

People were ev