My Sister Stole My Fiancé,So I Ruined Their Wedding

Ida Winfield has spent years giving her adopted sister Rose everything: a home, a name, and a send-off banquet where every dish was chosen to celebrate her future. Then, the moment the SATs end, Rose elopes with Ida's fiancé, Julian Crawford, and sends a message claiming him as her wish. Julian does not deny it. He tells Ida that Rose has wanted him for a long time, that he waited until her exams were over, and that the wedding next month is still on.

Ida stands in the hotel room of her own family's Winfield hotel, watching Julian tuck a sleeping Rose into bed, and hears Rose say she would rather be a rich man's wife than work like her sister. Outside, Ida cancels the wedding, tears up the acceptance letter and deed she had saved for Rose, and tells every guest the ceremony is off.

But the memories will not release her. The chocolates Julian still leaves in her pocket, the peeled shrimp, the scar he carries from a knife meant for her. Ida built them both up, and she knows she can tear them back down. What she cannot yet decide is whether she wants to.