Sorry, the Engagement Stays Broken
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As the New Year's Eve bells were about to toll, my fiancé, Tristan, slid an annulment agreement in front of me.
"Blair's New Year's wish is to experience an engagement. Just play along. After tonight, we'll reinstate our engagement."
Wearing my custom engagement gown, Blair looked at me with red-rimmed eyes and a pout.
"Sienna, if you really mind, let's just forget it. With my failing health, who knows if I'll even live to see next year..."
Tristan immediately grasped her hand with heartache, then turned to glare at me. "Could you stop being so selfish for once?"
Throughout our three-year relationship, I had compromised time and time again, all because of his favorite excuse: "She's been sickly since childhood. As her childhood friend, I promised to grant her one New Year's wish every year."
My fingers brushed against the ultrasound photo in my pocket—the pregnancy confirmation I hadn't yet had the chance to show him. Looking at the face of the man I had loved for three years, I felt like an absolute joke.
"Fine, you both have my blessing."
I took the pen and signed my name without a hint of hesitation.
The stolen dress, along with my fiancé—I didn't want either of them anymore.
"Blair's New Year's wish is to experience an engagement. Just play along. After tonight, we'll reinstate our engagement."
Wearing my custom engagement gown, Blair looked at me with red-rimmed eyes and a pout.
"Sienna, if you really mind, let's just forget it. With my failing health, who knows if I'll even live to see next year..."
Tristan immediately grasped her hand with heartache, then turned to glare at me. "Could you stop being so selfish for once?"
Throughout our three-year relationship, I had compromised time and time again, all because of his favorite excuse: "She's been sickly since childhood. As her childhood friend, I promised to grant her one New Year's wish every year."
My fingers brushed against the ultrasound photo in my pocket—the pregnancy confirmation I hadn't yet had the chance to show him. Looking at the face of the man I had loved for three years, I felt like an absolute joke.
"Fine, you both have my blessing."
I took the pen and signed my name without a hint of hesitation.
The stolen dress, along with my fiancé—I didn't want either of them anymore.














































