She Was Declared “Crazy” and Sent Away — A Year Later, She Crashed Her Ex-Husband’s Wedding in a Supercar

The grand wedding glowed like a palace. Hoang, a wealthy restaurant owner, smiled proudly beside his young bride, Linh, unaware that his past was speeding toward him. Just a year ago, Hoang was still married to Mai — the woman who stood by him when he had nothing. But fame changed him. When he met Linh, he began lying, manipulating, and eventually had Mai committed under the cruel excuse that she was “mentally ill.”

A year later, on his wedding day, a deafening engine roar silenced the hall. A black supercar skidded to a stop outside. From it stepped Mai — graceful, calm, dressed in white. She handed Linh a gift box and said,

“Congratulations. This is a wedding gift you’ll never forget.”

When Linh opened it, dozens of red documents fell — ownership papers of Hoang’s restaurant empire. Mai had already sold everything to his rival investor.

Facing the stunned crowd, she said coldly,

“I’m not crazy. The only madness was thinking you could destroy me.”

Then she walked away, her supercar disappearing into the night — leaving behind a ruined groom and a hall full of silence.