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Jacob and Gloria have known each other since university, but while Jacob has always secretly loved her, Gloria sees him only as a friend. Years later, now a successful lawyer, Jacob finally gathers the courage to confess his feelings over dinner: "Gloria, I've always loved you." However, Gloria rejects him harshly, claiming he doesn’t meet her physical standards. Heartbroken, Jacob accepts her decision and eventually grows closer to Charlotte, Gloria’s younger sister. Their bond deepens, and they build a strong and happy relationship, while Gloria marries Samson, a handsome yet abusive man.  

When her marriage turns into a nightmare, Gloria, trapped in a toxic relationship, tearfully confides in Charlotte. Realizing her mistake, she leaves Samson and returns to Jacob, begging him for another chance. "I was wrong. It’s you I truly love," she tells him, overwhelmed with emotion.  

Jacob now faces a heartbreaking dilemma: should he leave Charlotte, the woman who has loved him unconditionally, or rekindle his relationship with Gloria, his first love? Aware of the situation, Charlotte refuses to lose Jacob without a fight.  

Caught in this complex love triangle, Jacob must decide between his past and his present. Which love will prevail?

One Man for Two Hearts

A few days later, on the eve of the wedding, everything was ready. Juliette had agreed to take Gloria's place, as she was still hospitalized and suffering from Charlotte's absence. Love and magic filled the air. Jacob and Mousse had done everything to make this ceremony worthy of a fairy tale—a true kingdom where love would reign supreme. They had rented two majestic mansions: one for the grooms and male guests, the other for the brides and female guests. Chauffeurs and luxury cars were also arranged to accompany the brides and their families throughout this exceptional day. 


In her room, Charlotte was talking with Juliette, Sophia, and some of Mousse's close family members. Amid the laughter and shared memories, Charlotte’s mother entered, visibly worried. She wanted to talk to her daughter in private, a subject weighing on her heart. 


Charlotte, guessing the reason for her visit, led her into the hallway before she could say a word. 


Chapter 64