I Followed My Fiancé on His Sudden Business Trip Right Before Our Wedding and Discovered the Heartbreaking Truth — Story of the Day
Robert, my fiancé, revealed to me two days prior to my wedding that he had to take an unexpected trip. When a call from his boss didn’t make sense, I followed him because something didn’t feel right. I wasn’t prepared for what I found, which made me doubt love, trust, and the man I was going to marry.
I couldn’t help but worry that I might never get married when I hit thirty. I was concerned that love had moved on. However, I was only two days away from getting married.
It had the feel of a dream. Robert, the man who had captured my heart and taught me the true meaning of love, and I were ready to embark on a new chapter in our relationship. Robert was intelligent, charming, and incredibly kind—everything I could have ever hoped for.
His warm grin and goofy quips could make me laugh even when I was upset. I felt whole.
However, as soon as Robert entered the bedroom, that happiness faltered. I was frozen by his apprehensive expression. There was a problem.
“What’s the matter?” As soon as I saw his troubled expression, I asked.
Rubbing the back of his neck, Robert paused. “I’m so sorry, Katherine, but I have to leave for a work trip.”
“What?” I said, my brow furrowing. “But our wedding is in two days.”
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“I know,” he said, his voice quiet. “I promise I’ll be back in time. The night before the wedding, perhaps.
“Are you for real now? You’re abandoning me at this particular moment? I couldn’t help but speak sharper than I meant to.
With a groan, Robert took a step forward. If it weren’t vital, I wouldn’t go. Nothing should go wrong because everything is fully arranged. I’m sorry it’s happening this way, but I really have to go.”
“But why?” I enquired as my face began to heat up. I attempted to control my emotions, but words failed me.
I felt like I was being watched by everyone at security as I struggled to take off my jacket and shoes.
After finishing, I put on eyeglasses and pulled my hair into a hood. I glanced around the waiting room before spotting him.
Robert was sitting close to the gate, looking at his phone with his head down. I positioned myself close enough to follow but far enough away to remain undetected.
I let him get on the plane first when it was called. I kept my distance and followed him onboard the plane, my heart racing.
I had to know the truth, even though I couldn’t believe I was doing this. The flight seemed to go on forever. I often wondered what Robert was thinking when he moved around in his seat.
I saw him again after we landed and went outside with him. He called for a cab, so I followed suit.
I urged my driver to “follow that car, but keep your distance,” and he nodded while giving me an inquisitive look. As we drove, my heart rate increased.
The vehicle came to a stop in front of a modest home in a peaceful area. I swiftly paid my driver after asking him to stop a few homes away.
I observed from behind a tree as Robert exited the cab. He knocked when he hesitated at the door.
Uncertain of how to react, I nodded slowly. I was given permission by Liz to stay till my flight.
When I met her family, I could see how much she loved her husband. It brought up memories of my feelings for Robert. I started to relax gradually.
I got home right before the first rays of morning appeared. A worried expression filled Robert’s face as he waited by the door. He drew me into a close embrace as soon as he spotted me.
His voice was tense as he said, “Katherine, where were you?” “I was really anxious. You didn’t pick up when I called you numerous times. I believed that something had occurred.
Uncertain of where to start, I hesitated. “It’s not “I’m at a loss for words,” I eventually confessed.
Robert took a small step back, keeping his grip on my shoulders. “All right, let me begin. “I told you a lie,” he said. “I wasn’t on a work trip—”
“I know,” I cut in while meeting his eyes.
With regret on his face, he nodded. “I apologise for lying. I swear I didn’t do anything wrong, but I should have told you.”
“I know,” I muttered. “And I’m sorry too.”
Robert scowled. “Why are you apologising?”
I answered, “Because I doubted you,” in a shaky voice. “After Travis called to let me know you weren’t with him, I followed you. I visited Liz’s home. I spoke with her. She gave a thorough explanation.
Robert’s expression grew softer. His words, “Katherine, I love you,” “Just you. I want to be with you for the rest of my life.”
A weight was lifted off my chest. “I understand. I remarked, reaching forward to give him a kiss, “I’m certain now.”
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