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t the altar, the heavy silk of my wedding dress feeling more like a shroud with every pas
uet, vibrated for the third time in two minutes
is pregnant with my child
betrayal hit me like a physical blow, shattering the marble floor beneath my feet. Thi
ion, a hand clamped onto my arm. Griselda Doyle, the matriarch
sed, her venomous whisper perfectly pitched for the front row to hear. "My son needs a wif
k and dormant inside me. The terrified, abandoned orphan
he expensive lace veil from my hair and let it drop to the cold
ems the Doyle family has a special preference for a *Rat*. As for the groom, he is currently busy w
on the altar and walked down the aisle, dragging my ruin
onto Fifth Avenue, the adrenaline crashed. My hee
ooked up into the stoic face of a massive man-Elias Bolton, a *Soldier*. With
ear window r
oretti. *
ed high cheekbones, a jawline carved from granite, and storm-gray eyes t
desperate id
"Let the Doyles see that the trash they thr
s lips. "My family is trying to use my... condition to strip my inheritance," he said
s bargain, forg
office. I ruthlessly tore the heavy, restrictive train off my wedding dres
rs. No vows of love. Just two twenty-dollar gold-plated rings from the counter.
s dead. I was Isa
lected off the dark, bulletproof glass of an armored Packard sedan waiting at the curb. I
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