After My Sister Stole My Groom, They All Begged for Mercy
From the back cover
The day I got engaged to the richest man in the city, my mother picked up the microphone in front of everyone, smiling:
“Actually, my daughter used to be a prostitute.”
I stared at her in disbelief.
But Ervin Stephens pulled me behind him:
“Mrs. Henson, please don't joke like that again.”
Afterward, my mother apologized:
“I just wanted to see if he was sincere about you.”
But the night before the wedding, I took one bite of the food my mother had cooked. When I opened my eyes again, I was lying in bed with my sister's boyfriend.
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