Chapter 1451
No.1
Isabella followed behind with the other bridesmaids. Though her beauty was unique and she stood out effortlessly among them, the group was large—nine bridesmaids and nine groomsmen. They moved as a collective unit, making it difficult for any single person to immediately capture attention.
Once on the stage, the wedding party fanned out to either side. A surge of satisfaction washed over Victoria. Isabella was reduced to a mere background character in her grand spectacle. This small victory felt like a sweet, long-awaited payoff for all her simmering resentment and hatred.
Everything was flawless.
Victoria Kensington was the radiant center of attention.
Isabella Montgomery remained in the shadows, just a background character.
She was exactly like the servant she had always been.
Victoria was the one marrying Alexander Whitmore.
She was the one claiming her happily ever after.
Special arrangements had been made for this occasion.
No.2
She exchanged a brief glance with the emcee.
The emcee’s voice boomed with excitement across the grand hall.
“Reaching the sacred union of marriage is never an easy journey.”
“Today, Ms. Victoria Kensington wishes to express her deepest gratitude to every guest present.”
“She has prepared a special musical performance to share with all of you.”
A soft, melodic tune began to play.
The lighting in the hall gradually dimmed, casting a warm, intimate glow.
The massive screen behind the stage flickered to life.
Someone handed Victoria a microphone.
No.3
She accepted it gracefully.
A haunting melody started playing in the background.
She began to sing.
“I’ve grown accustomed to the silence.”
“Where gossip blurs the lines of truth and lies.”
“I close my eyes, and the chaotic world fades.”
“Only one face remains.”
Her voice was filled with melancholy.
The lyrics echoed through the silent hall.
No.4
On the giant screen, images flashed of vicious rumors targeting Victoria.
Each photo appeared more cruel than the last.
They seemed designed to inflict maximum pain.
Her voice trembled with a fragile, gentle sadness.
It was a performance meant to evoke pity and compassion.
The audience was completely captivated.
They were drawn into her sorrow.
A heavy silence blanketed the room.
Victoria continued her song.
No.5
“You understand that love knows no season.”
“Even in the wrong time, at the wrong place.”
“Two souls can still find each other.”
“I have no regrets for loving.”
“I care not for what is right or wrong.”
Her voice grew stronger.
It shifted from sorrow to fierce determination.
The screen now displayed wedding photos of Victoria and Alexander.
Pictures from their five years together appeared one after another.
No.6
Every image radiated happiness and devotion.
The message was clear.
She had fallen for a man she shouldn't have loved.
But she would never stop loving him.
Her love was too deep, too consuming.
The audience was deeply moved.
They saw her as an innocent woman, pure in her love.
The music swelled, rising in intensity.
Victoria’s voice climbed to a powerful high note.
No.7
“The rumors are so loud.”
“They drown out all joy.”
“Loud and destructive.”
“I am so tired.”
“All I ask for is a simple life.”
“Is that too much to ask?”
The screen split into two contrasting halves.
One side showed vicious online comments and cruel criticisms.
The other side displayed beautiful photos of Victoria and Alexander.