After His Betrayal, I Married My True Savior

No sooner had Ruby Quinn finished speaking than Luis Clark laughed and gave her a playful shove. "Get out of here! Who's gonna get by on just these few slips? I would blow through all of them in a single month." The smile on Ruby's face deepened, and she pressed her finger against Luis' Adam's apple, prodding it suggestively. "Then you'd better suck up to me properly for the rest of your life. Otherwise, I won't give you a single extra slip." Luis laughed and shot back, "You dare! Just wait and see how I deal with you when I can't hold back anymore!" Luis' friends started hooting and jeering from the guests' area below the stage, as if they hadn't noticed my face had gone dark with anger. "Luis only talks big. All these years, he's always waited on Ruby hand and foot like she's a princess." "Besides, Luis' s****l satisfaction for the rest of his life is all in Ruby's hands now. Of course he's gonna bend over backwards to keep her happy!" After that, they laughed and horsed around as if no one else was there. They seemed to have completely forgotten that they were at my wedding to Luis, and that I, the bride-to-be, was standing right there. The emcee, standing off to the side holding two ring boxes, didn't know what to do. I couldn't take it anymore. I lifted my wine glass and smashed it to the ground. I snapped sharply, "That's enough! If you're gonna mess around, take it outside!" The group froze. They exchanged glances, then awkwardly stopped their horseplay. One of Luis' best friends glared at me resentfully. "Mia, you're being way too petty. On such a happy day, you're breaking glasses and sulking. You're nowhere near as fun and laid-back as Ruby." "Think about it: Ruby and Luis have known each other for years. If anything was going to happen between them, you'd never have gotten this far, right?" Hearing this, Ruby laughed and reached out to slap Luis hard on the groin. "Do I have that bad taste? Can't believe anyone even suspects I want to steal him from her?" Luis dodged with a laugh, then grumbled at me, "Mia, how did you get so unreasonable? We're all friends. Stop being so suspicious. You're embarrassing me." I was embarrassing him? I laughed out of sheer anger. Every time we went to those gatherings with his friends, Ruby would always, intentionally or unintentionally, make inappropriate intimate moves that crossed all boundaries with Luis. Every single time I showed even the slightest displeasure, all of them would gang up on me. They called me petty, small-minded, and said I was insulting the innocent friendship they shared. After a while, I actually started doubting myself because of their words. Thinking back now, I was so incredibly foolish. I snatched the ring box from the officiant's hand, roughly forced the men's ring onto Luis' finger, and threw the women's ring straight at Ruby. I pointed at Luis and said, "You want decency? Fine. I'll give you the decency you want. "You can marry Ruby instead. I'll step aside and let her have you." After saying that, I threw off my veil, shook off his hand when he tried to stop me, turned, and walked away with firm strides.