08/05/2025
A billionaire invited his ex-wife to his wedding just to gloat—“come see what you lost,” he smirked. But when she walked in holding the hands of two six-year-olds and whispered, “meet your sons, daddy,” the room fell silent.
Alexander Graves, a self-made billionaire, was finally settling down with an influencer fiancée and a wedding straight out of a luxury magazine. As a final touch of ego, he asked his assistant to send an invite to his ex-wife, Lila.
“I want her to see it. See what she missed out on,” he said smugly.
Lila had stood by him back when they had nothing, long before the apps, the millions, or the magazine covers. She had walked away from their crumbling marriage with no drama and no explanations, just a ring left on the kitchen counter. He never asked why. He didn’t care—until now.
When the wedding invitation arrived at Lila’s quiet home in San Diego, her six-year-old twins, Noah and Nora, were drawing on the driveway.
“Mama, what’s that?”
“A wedding invitation,” Lila said softly. “From your… father.”
“We have a father?” Noah asked.
“You do,” she replied.
She’d raised them alone, shielding them from Alexander’s world of cameras and egos. But as she held the invitation, memories returned—the misc:arriage that nearly broke them, the unanswered calls, and finally, seeing him kiss another woman on TV. That was the day she walked away.
Now he wanted her to witness his new life.
She looked at her children—his eyes, his cheekbones—and made a quiet decision.
“Alright, kids,” she said. “We’re going to a wedding.”
At the grand villa, Alexander waited in his tux beside his stunning bride. Then, he saw her.
Lila entered quietly, wearing a navy-blue dress that elegantly hugged her figure. Her hair was neatly pulled back, and on either side of her were two children—one boy, one girl—both around six years old. Their faces were calm yet curious, their wide eyes observing everything with quiet wonder.
Alexander hadn’t expected her to show up.
Cassandra leaned in, her voice low. “Is that your ex-wife