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The night before we registered our marriage, Alex Whitman got wasted on camera during the wrap party livestream. The host asked him if tomorrow would be the happiest day of his life. He lowered his head, absentmindedly tracing the ring on his finger, his eyes a little red. "Yeah, I suppose so. It's a bit of a shame that the one I'm marrying isn't the person I truly love." The comments section exploded. Everyone online was feeling bad for this superstar, stuck in a business marriage he never wanted. But only I knew that the one he was marrying tomorrow was me. And that drama he just wrapped up. From the first pitch to casting to promotion, I was the one bankrolling it all. I shut off the livestream and texted the head of marketing. [Pause all of Alex's post-marriage promotional packages.]