After His Sweetheart Moved In, He Came Home Every Night

Alice York always thought she was special in Wyatt Sterling's eyes.

Even without a title or status by his side, she managed to be utterly obedient and sensible, gladly being at his beck and call, and loving him deeply without reservation.

Until the news of Wyatt Sterling's engagement broke, Alice York refused to believe it and foolishly ran to confront him, only to be met with his casual remark: “Was I not good enough to you?”

It was at that moment Alice York realized that her wholehearted devotion was nothing but a joke, and in his eyes, she was merely a plaything.

Later, Alice York was getting married.

On her wedding day, the groom cleared an entire city street for her, with hundreds of luxury cars in a grand and luxurious procession rarely seen in decades; everyone marveled at what a good match she had made.

Wyatt Sterling also showed up at the wedding. He was neither the groom nor a guest in the audience; he was there to crash the wedding.

Holding her bouquet and her groom's hand, Alice York walked up to Wyatt Sterling and reminded him in the same tone he once used: “Is the poster of my wedding photo not big enough? Or have your eyes grown too dim to see, Third Uncle?”