He Left Her At The Altar, But She Got Pregnant With The Billionaire!

The Third Year After My Fiancé Left Home, I Got Pregnant

Book Title The Third Year After My Fiancé Left Home, I Got Pregnant
Genre Mature
Tags [‘Completed’]
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Synopsis

On my wedding day with Jack Miller, he ran off with his first love. As if to taunt me, he would send a photo of himself with her from every new destination they visited. I was getting a manicure and enjoying imported French pastries with my afternoon tea when I received their ninety-ninth photo.

But after three years of absence, Jack suddenly returned. He pointed at my wedding photo with someone else and shouted, “How dare you fool around with another man while I was gone!” I couldn’t help but laugh. “What other man? I’ve been married to my husband for three years now.”

“Jack, you didn’t actually think I was waiting for you all this time, did you?”

Review

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He Left Her At The Altar, But She Got Pregnant With The Billionaire!

Prepare yourselves, romance addicts, because if you’re craving a story that serves up delicious revenge, a swoon-worthy protective hero, and a heroine who rises from the ashes, then you *need* to dive into this book. From the very first page, you’re thrown into a nightmare scenario – abandoned at the altar by your fiancé who runs off with his “first love,” only to have him waltz back years later expecting… what exactly?!

Our heroine, Wendy Chancer, endures the ultimate humiliation when Jack Miller, the man who ghosted her for three years while gallivanting the globe with his mistress, crashes back into her life with audacious demands. Not only did he leave her on their wedding day, but he had the gall to send smug photos of his adventures! Yet, when he returns to find Wendy happily married and living in the villa he *thought* was still his, his reaction is nothing short of monstrous. He attacks her, physically abuses her, and drags her into the street to publicly shame her, all while his nasty mistress, Annie, joins in the cruelty. It’s a brutal opening that immediately sparks a fiery protective instinct for Wendy and an intense loathing for her abusers.

But this isn’t a story where the heroine just suffers. Oh no. Wendy has clearly built a new life, found love, and gained strength. Her quiet defiance and laughter in the face of Jack’s ridiculous accusations set the stage for the incredible transformation we’re about to witness. She isn’t waiting, she isn’t pining; she’s moved on and married someone else. Someone who, it turns out, is the complete opposite of the trash who left her.

Enter Lucas Henderson. His arrival is nothing short of heroic. Just as Jack and Annie are escalating their vicious assault on Wendy and her mother-in-law, Lucas storms onto the scene. The contrast between the cowardly, abusive Jack and the “dignified man” who immediately takes charge is stark and utterly captivating. He doesn’t just stand by; he physically confronts Jack and makes it abundantly clear who he is – not just a wealthy man, but the husband of the woman Jack is attacking and the son of the woman Jack shoved to the ground. His protective fury is palpable, a raw display of alpha energy that will have you instantly rooting for him.

The dynamic between Wendy and Lucas, though initially seen through the lens of crisis, quickly deepens. Lucas is immediately concerned for Wendy, holding her hand in the ambulance, looking “guilty” for not being there, and assuring her he’ll handle everything. His presence alone is a source of comfort and strength for Wendy, allowing her to finally close her eyes, knowing she is safe and protected. This isn’t just a convenient plot device; it’s the solid foundation of a relationship built on genuine care and devotion, a stark contrast to the instability and abuse she suffered with Jack.

Wendy’s recovery fuels her desire for revenge, and honestly, who can blame her? The narrative expertly shifts from her being the victim to her taking control. With Lucas’s support, she meticulously plans Jack and Annie’s downfall. Watching her, dressed in expensive clothes radiating wealth, confront Jack and Annie outside Lucas’s company is incredibly satisfying. The tables are turned, and Wendy is the one in control, delivering cutting insults and physical retribution to Annie. Her actions here demonstrate immense growth – she’s no longer the woman Jack could humiliate publicly; she’s a powerful woman with the means and the will to strike back.

The scenes of Wendy orchestrating Jack’s public downfall are highlights of the book. Using social media and strategic information leaks to expose his fraudulent nature is modern, clever, and deeply gratifying. And the moment where she pressures him into humiliating himself on livestream, only to reveal it was being broadcast to thousands, is the epitome of calculated revenge. It’s brutal, yes, but after everything Jack put her through, it feels earned. Wendy’s cold contempt and Jack’s desperate, pathetic attempts to regain favour (even licking her shoes!) showcase the complete shift in their power dynamic. She sees him for the “well-behaved dog” he is willing to become for money, and her disgust is palpable, making her even more compelling as a strong, independent woman.

The revenge plot is interwoven with the strengthening bond between Wendy and Lucas. While Wendy is busy dismantling Jack’s life, Lucas is clearly the stable, loving force in hers. His slightly jealous reaction when Wendy mentions paying for Jack’s treatment is endearing, highlighting his deep feelings and possessiveness (in a good way, of course!). Their intimate moments, though not overly graphic in the provided text, are filled with palpable chemistry – from his adoring gaze to carrying her to their bedroom. The dialogue, like Evelyn’s teasing about grandchildren and Lucas leading Wendy away with a loving gaze, hints at a deep physical and emotional connection that underpins their relationship.

And then comes the titular moment – the pregnancy! This development is handled beautifully, showcasing Lucas’s absolute joy and immediate protective instincts. His anxious reaction to Wendy calling out, his disbelief turning into overwhelming happiness, and his careful attention at the hospital all reinforce what a dedicated and loving partner he is. This baby isn’t a complication; it’s the natural, joyous outcome of a loving, stable relationship, a stark contrast to the chaos and despair that Jack brought.

The story brings the revenge plot to a satisfying, albeit dark, conclusion. Jack and Annie face consequences for their actions, driven not just by fate but by Wendy’s deliberate planning. Annie’s internal monologue in the final chapter is particularly insightful, confirming Wendy’s masterful manipulation and accepting her own role in her downfall. The poetic justice of Jack’s final moments, seeing Wendy happy and pregnant with Lucas, brings closure to his pathetic existence. It’s a powerful statement about karma and the ultimate triumph of good (or at least, justified revenge) over evil.

This book is a rollercoaster of emotions – you’ll feel the pain of betrayal, the anger of injustice, the thrill of revenge, the warmth of true love, and the joy of new beginnings. The pacing is relentless, driving the narrative forward with shocking twists and deeply satisfying payoffs. Wendy’s journey from a scorned woman to a powerful, happy wife and mother is inspiring. And Lucas? He’s the kind of male lead every romance reader dreams of – powerful, protective, devoted, and completely smitten with the heroine.

If you’re looking for a story where the bad guys get what they deserve, the heroine finds her strength, and the hero is everything you could ever want in a leading man, stop scrolling. This book is a must-read for anyone who loves intense romance with a side of delicious revenge and a heartwarming happily ever after. Dive in now – your next obsession awaits!

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