He's Not Worth Keeping

A week before our wedding, my fiance, Jacob Murphy, says he must marry his first love, Megan Lawson, before we can tie the knot. Her mother has just passed away, and her mother's final wish was for them to get married. "Megan's mom had always hoped for Megan to marry a good man. I'm just trying to fulfill her dying wish. Don't overthink this." Meanwhile, my company is slated to launch a new jewelry collection, Eternal Love, on our wedding day. "It's only a few hundred thousand dollars. It's more important that Megan honors her late mother's wishes," he snaps. "If you really care about the money, you can look for another groom." Once I hear his cold-hearted remarks, everything becomes clear. I then turn away from him and call my family. "I need a new fiance, Alex," I told my brother, Alexander Robinson. "Can you introduce me to someone else?"