# Chapter 347: The Wedding That Almost Wasn't
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 347 of "My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews." Grab your tissues, my friends, because this chapter is a rollercoaster of emotions—heartbreak, humiliation, and a glimmer of hope that will leave you breathless!
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The morning of the wedding dawned, and Mary sat in her bridal gown, her heart pounding with a mixture of hope and dread. She had known deep down that Ellis might not come, but hearing her mother urge her to call him still twisted a knife in her chest. When she dialed his number and it rang only twice before being hung up, the bitter laugh that escaped her lips was all the confirmation she needed.
But the whispers from the relatives and friends gathered around her were far worse than any silence. "Maybe the child isn't Mr. Ellis's," someone murmured. "She's just a tool for the second branch," another added. The words cut deeper than any knife, and Mary clenched her fists until her nails dug into her palms. She had prepared herself for this, but hearing it aloud made the humiliation feel like a physical weight.
Keira, ever loyal, tried to intervene by calling Ellis herself, but the result was the same—disconnected after two rings. When Keira offered to go find him, Mary stopped her with a steady hand. "No need," she said, her voice trembling but resolute. "The time has come. If he doesn't show up, we'll go to the wedding venue by ourselves."
Her words sent a shockwave through the room. The murmuring grew louder, more vicious. "A wedding without a groom... she'll be the biggest joke in Clance," someone snickered.
But Mary lifted her chin, straightened her spine, and walked down the stairs, determined to hold onto the last shred of her dignity. Her father, furious and ashamed, rushed at her with a raised hand, ready to strike her for the disgrace she had brought upon the family. The slap was inches away from her face when—
A commotion erupted at the door.
A line of luxury cars pulled up, and Ellis stepped out in a perfectly tailored suit, his face dark and tired. Mary blinked in disbelief. *He came. He actually came.*
Her father's hand froze midair, then dropped as he plastered on a ingratiating smile. "Mr. Ellis, was there a traffic jam on the way?"
Ellis sneered. "I woke up late." His voice was flat, emotionless. He looked exhausted, as if he hadn't slept at all. But he was here.
Without any warmth, he looked at Mary. "Are you coming or not?"
Mary's eyes welled up, but she nodded. "I am."
He didn't offer to carry her or even smile. He simply turned and walked briskly to the car. Mary gathered her wedding dress and followed, leaving behind a swirl of whispers and pitying glances. She got into the car beside him, her heart a tangled mess of relief and sorrow.
But as the car doors closed, Mary suddenly remembered Keira. She turned to look for her friend, but the crowd had already swallowed her. The groomsmen began arranging the bridesmaids' rides, and soon, the fleet started moving.
Keira, in her bridesmaid dress, stood alone by the side of the road, watching the cars depart without her.
Rebecca had made sure of that. She approached Keira with a venomous smile, offering her a deal: give up Lewis Horton, and she would provide a ride and even a partnership between the Allen family and Keira Technology. But Keira refused without hesitation.
Rebecca's eyes turned icy. "Then don't blame me for leaving you isolated and without support."
She ordered the groomsmen not to let Keira into any car. Victoria backed her up, reminding everyone that Keira had hit Christina. Charles, Victoria's brother, immediately turned hostile. "She dared to lay hands on Christina? Why let such a person in the car? She shouldn't even appear at the wedding!"
And so, Keira was left behind. The cars rolled away, and she stood there in her bridesmaid dress, alone in the villa district where a taxi might not come for hours.
But just as she sighed, wondering how she would make it to the wedding, a car pulled up beside her.
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## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
Oh, my heart! This chapter was an emotional rollercoaster that left me breathless. Mary's quiet strength in the face of humiliation was heartbreaking yet inspiring. The way she held her head high and walked out despite knowing Ellis might not come—that took incredible courage. And Ellis? He came, but with such coldness. You can feel the resentment and pain simmering beneath his surface. And poor Keira, left behind by petty, vindictive people. But that mysterious car at the end—hope is not lost! The writing was vivid, the tension palpable, and the character development deep. I couldn't stop reading!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ **Rating: 4.7 / 5 Stars**
## Next Chapter Prediction
Oh, I can't wait! That car pulling up beside Keira—who is it? Could it be Lewis Horton, arriving just in time to save her? Or perhaps someone else entirely, maybe a new ally? And at the wedding venue, what will happen when Mary and Ellis face each other at the altar? Will Ellis go through with the ceremony, or will he humiliate Mary further by backing out at the last minute? Something tells me the real drama is only just beginning!
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