From Jilted Wife To The Tycoon's Queen

er of the Plaza Hotel ballroom. Hundreds of crystal glasses clinked together. Her heart hammered against her rib

n tore through the fabric

ase a subtle warning look. Chase ignored him. He shov

face. His skin turned the color of dirty ash. His fin

tried to place her han

t caused his cufflink to scrape across the back of Harper's ha

phone to his

ungs. A massive wave of panic crashed into

houlder, and shoved hard into the groomsman standing in his way. He sprinted down the center aisle, his expens

gust of cold, damp air rushed into the warm room, catching t

ds of guests hit Harper like a physical blow. She cou

camera. The blinding flash exploded in Harper's vision. Mo

her knees, forced her spine completely straight, and picked up her champagne gla

f pure rage. The sharp heels of her shoes clicked against the hard

r's wrist, her long nails digging deep into the flesh, and dra

ve shoved her hard. Harper's back hit the cold marble wall

eath, Genevieve raised her hand

nst skin echoed loudly

taste of blood filled her mouth from where her teeth had cut into

m," Genevieve hissed, her voice low and venom

al bodyguard sounded on the marble. The large man stepped forward, his cold

off the stage. She stepped down, snatched the vibrating device from the bewildered woman's h

ered. His voice was frantic. There was no apology.

a crying in the background. Harper's stomach violently cramped. A

yes narrowed. "Or do not ever think about

he reached down, grabbed the heavy layers of her ruined wedding dress, and turned

k alley of the hotel. Freezing rain hit her bare s

up yellow cab. The driver stared at her through the rearview m

ndred-dollar bills and slammed them onto the center con

he rain-streaked windows. Harper pulled a wet wipe from her bag and pr

ing out of the Plaza was already trending at number one. The heat o

She barely caught herself against the hard plastic of the partition, h

e freezing rain. She let the expensive hem of her custom

es glowed against the dark sky. The last remaining shred of love she held for