My Fiancée Tried to Exclude My Daughter from Our Wedding – Her Shocking Confession Made Me Call It off Instantly

At 45, I thought wedding planning with my fiancée, Sarah, would be about choosing cakes and venues. Instead, it revealed a painful truth about her. I’m a divorced dad to my 11-year-old daughter, Paige, my anchor and priority. Sarah seemed to adore Paige for four years, but during wedding planning, she refused to let Paige be a flower girl, saying she “didn’t fit.” Shocked, I insisted Paige be included, but Sarah admitted she wanted me to see Paige

only on holidays after marriage. Furious, I ended the engagement, realizing Sarah saw Paige as disposable. Her mother called me unreasonable, but I stood firm. Paige is my world, not a temporary inconvenience. I told Paige there’d be no wedding because Sarah didn’t value her. To cheer her up, I promised a daddy-daughter trip to Bora

Bora, calling it our “honeymoon.” Paige’s joy confirmed my choice. I could replace a fiancée, but never my daughter. Our bond—unconditional and unwavering—matters most. Paige whispered, “Just you and me forever, right?” I kissed her forehead and promised, “Forever, Paige.”