Alpha Hayley's Destined Mate
Chapter 364: Benjamin Is Mine
Hayley’s POV:
After hearing my words, Henrietta’s anger flared. She shouted at me, “I don’t know what tricks you’ve pulled to make Alpha Benjamin choose you as his mate, but let me tell you—until he officially announces you as his Luna, you’re still just a weak, low-tier Omega!”
“Someday, he’ll realize that I’m the one who truly deserves to be his Luna.”
I listened calmly, smiling as I nodded. “You’re right. Good luck with that.”
My response was so indifferent that Henrietta and her followers were taken aback. She questioned, “Aren’t you mad?”
I shrugged. “Why would I be? You like my fiancé, which just shows I have good taste. As for what you’re saying, we’ll see. You can wait till you’re eighty, but you probably won’t have a chance. I’m not planning on separating from my fiancé anytime soon!”
Henrietta was livid. She bared her sharp teeth at me. “Y—you… you have no shame!”
I snorted proudly, showing no fear. She was just a low-ranking beta, someone I didn’t take seriously.
“Just you wait! Benjamin is mine! He’ll be mine sooner or later!”
With that, Henrietta stormed off, taking her followers with her. I shrugged it off, not giving it a second thought. Returning to the hall, I found Benjamin.
“I didn’t realize so many women were obsessed with you,” I teased.
Benjamin looked at me, puzzled. “What are you talking about?”
I looked up at him and said, “I’m dealing with too many rivals for your affection. It’s starting to get annoying. What should I do?”
Benjamin pulled me close, whispering in my ear in a tone only the two of us could hear, “I only like you.”
I couldn’t hold it in and let out a small laugh. “Well, then I’m not worried anymore.”
Benjamin smiled at me affectionately. “Good. Don’t overthink things.”
Chapter 364: Benjamin Is Mine
The host’s voice echoed through the room. “Welcome, everyone, to the wedding of Mr. Otto and Ms. Blaire. The ceremony will begin in three minutes. Please make your way to your seats.”
Benjamin gently guided me to our seats. “Let’s go. We’re sitting over there.”
Everywhere we went, all eyes were on us. At first, I felt uncomfortable, but as I followed Benjamin, I slowly began to get used to the feeling of being in the spotlight.
“Alright, the wedding is about to begin. Let’s start the countdown together: ten, nine, eight, seven… three, two, one!”
The familiar tune of A Wedding in My Dreams began to play. The bride, arm in arm with the groom, walked gracefully down the aisle. As soon as the couple appeared, applause erupted around us.
“Wow, the bride’s wedding dress is gorgeous.”
“Yeah! It’s so unique. I want one too.”
“I heard it’s a custom-made dress, and it’s insanely expensive.”
“Mr. Scott really is a husband who spoils his wife.”
In the crowd, people offered their blessings, but most of the conversations centered on the bride’s stunning dress. I couldn’t help but feel proud. After all, I was the one who designed it. It was difficult not to notice such a showstopper.
The ceremony officially began. I sat in the guest area, watching the couple exchange vows under the name of the Moon Goddess, pledging to be lifelong mates, exchanging rings, and sharing a kiss. I shed a few tears, deeply moved. In a moment of daze, I suddenly imagined the bride and groom’s faces transforming into Benjamin’s and mine, standing before our friends and family, exchanging vows.
The host’s voice snapped me back to reality. “The ceremony is now complete. Now, let’s proceed with the bouquet toss. Single ladies, please step forward.”
Suddenly, Blaire interrupted. “Wait a moment!”