Divine Solution ⭐

My babe visited her aunt and told me not to text her for two days. She said she’d be back tomorrow, but tonight, her aunt called me and asked, “Are you still planning to marry my niece?” My girlfriend, Vanessa, had been with me for three years. We were already discussing our wedding, and I had even started saving money for her engagement ring. Last Friday, she told me she needed to visit her aunt in another town. Before leaving, she said, “Baby, please don’t text or call me for two days. I just want to spend time with my family. I’ll be back tomorrow.” I thought it was strange, but I didn’t want to seem controlling, so I agreed. For the first day, everything seemed normal. She sent me one message saying she had arrived safely, then went quiet. The next evening, her aunt called me. I greeted her, but she sounded unusually serious. “Are you still planning to marry Vanessa?” she asked. I laughed nervously and said, “Of course. Why are you asking me that?” She went silent for a moment. Then she said, “Because Vanessa isn’t here with me.” My stomach dropped. I asked her to explain. She told me Vanessa had called her earlier that week, asking if she could use her house as an excuse to disappear for a few days. Her aunt had refused because she didn’t want to lie to me. I immediately called Vanessa, but her phone was switched off. I drove to her apartment, hoping she had returned early. She wasn’t there. While I was waiting outside, a message came through from an unknown number. It was a photograph of Vanessa sitting at a restaurant with another man. Underneath it was one sentence: “Ask your girlfriend what happened the last time she told you she was visiting family.” I stared at the photograph, trying to understand what I was looking at. Then her aunt called again. This time, she said something that made me sit down on the pavement. “There’s something Vanessa has been hiding from you since the day you proposed.” I asked what it was. Her aunt replied: “That man in the photograph isn’t her new boyfriend. He’s the man she was supposed to marry before she met you, and their families have been trying to bring them back together.” I couldn’t believe it. Then another message arrived from Vanessa herself: “Baby, please don’t be angry. I need to explain everything when I get home tomorrow.” I typed one question: “Why did you tell me not to contact you?” Her reply came almost immediately: “Because I was trying to find out whether I could go through with marrying you without telling you what my family had already decided.”