I Married the Second Lead
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By the time I was pulled into the book, the story was almost over.
The hero and heroine had beaten every obstacle and found their happily ever after.
And the tragic second lead, Sebastian Cross, had lost not only the woman he loved, but his entire career.
On the day Marcus Wade married Isabella Lane, Sebastian slit his wrists.
I got him to the hospital in time. When he woke up, I sat by his bed and talked his ear off.
It all boiled down to one thing: “As long as you’re alive, it’s not too late for anything.”
After that, I stayed by his side while he rebuilt everything from nothing.
Three years later, he was back on top of the Manhattan business world.
The day his company rang the opening bell, he got down on one knee in front of everyone, holding up a diamond ring, his eyes full of devotion. “Tessa, I love you. Will you marry me?”
My heart melted completely. “Yes.”
And so I stayed in this world.
Life with Sebastian was peaceful and easy.
I thought I’d be happy like that for the rest of my life.
Until six months into our marriage, when the heroine of the book, Isabella, showed up outside our house.
The hero and heroine had beaten every obstacle and found their happily ever after.
And the tragic second lead, Sebastian Cross, had lost not only the woman he loved, but his entire career.
On the day Marcus Wade married Isabella Lane, Sebastian slit his wrists.
I got him to the hospital in time. When he woke up, I sat by his bed and talked his ear off.
It all boiled down to one thing: “As long as you’re alive, it’s not too late for anything.”
After that, I stayed by his side while he rebuilt everything from nothing.
Three years later, he was back on top of the Manhattan business world.
The day his company rang the opening bell, he got down on one knee in front of everyone, holding up a diamond ring, his eyes full of devotion. “Tessa, I love you. Will you marry me?”
My heart melted completely. “Yes.”
And so I stayed in this world.
Life with Sebastian was peaceful and easy.
I thought I’d be happy like that for the rest of my life.
Until six months into our marriage, when the heroine of the book, Isabella, showed up outside our house.













































