Before my wedding, I was searching for wedding dress tips on social media when a post caught my eye.   He's getting married, but I'm not the bride.   The photo showed my fiancé's childhood friend, Melanie Price, wearing a wedding dress. I knew the man beside her even with his back to the camera. He was my fiancé, Julian Rourke.   One of the most popular comments read:   A: [He's getting married, and he's still trying on wedding dresses with you? So you're the other woman?]   Melanie didn't delete it. She replied:   Melanie: [That woman saved his life. He's only marrying her to repay her. He doesn't love her.]   The comments exploded. Everyone wanted to know what was going on between the two of them and the bride.   B: [So she's his obligation, and you two are the ones in love?]   Melanie: [As long as we know we love each other, that's enough.]   Just then, Julian sent me a message.   Julian: I've booked the bridal appointment. Keep Saturday free.   Julian had taken charge of everything for the wedding. I'd thought he was being considerate. Now I understood. He simply didn't love me.