Romance
The night before our engagement party, my fiancé's childhood sweetheart, Sabrina Payton, told me she had a special bridal surprise planned for me.She lured me into the glass conservatory on the hotel rooftop, locked the doors from the outside, and turned on every sprinkler.It was December, and a storm was raging outside. Freezing water poured down on me while I stood trapped inside a room made entirely of glass.The guests held up their phones downstairs, filming as I stood there soaked and shivering.She smiled at me, looking sweet and innocent despite the cruelty shining in her eyes."Doesn't Melanie love acting like she's above everyone else? Let's see what she looks like when she's freezing and begging for mercy."On the other hand, my fiancé, Jay Harrison, stood downstairs and watched me through the pouring rain.He said in a cold voice, "Just make sure she doesn't die. Someone from a background like hers needs to learn the hard way that marrying into the Harrison family isn't that easy."Later, I smashed through the glass and made my way down from the rooftop. After that, I wiped the blood from my face and called my attorney."Notify the board. Pull our investment from Harrison Group, freeze their accounts, and stop every payment scheduled to go out for Harrison Group's projects tomorrow morning. "Also, send tonight's footage to the police. Unlawful imprisonment, assault, invasion of privacy—I don't want a single charge overlooked. I want them hit with every charge that fits their crime."
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