My Fake Husband Is A Zillionaire

e're finally going

office, wanting to share this good

er chain threaded through the band of a ring. The inside of the ring was engraved with their names. It was an engagement gift from he

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died on h

carelessly on the carpet. Further in, a scrap of pink lace. And crumpled o

came a thick, unmistakable rhythm of wet, heavy breathing. The soun

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the room tilted. Her fingers clamped around th

o the plush carpet, muffling her steps. She pushe

. Young. Beautiful in a way that felt like

trailing down his bare chest. She didn't

r fiancée might find o

tter if she finds out? Her pathetic little company depends entirely o

nings reached up and brushed

f she had any sense, she'd take the hint and spread her legs for me

aybe she doesn't know

tightened on the woman's hips. "After

ten seconds. Ex

surged through Addie's veins

. Before Jennings could react, she swung he

tion?" Her voice shook, but her eyes w

however, didn't flinch. He rubbed his jaw, then slowly-in

tingly calm. "What do you want

fa

he bed. "This is just a transaction. Money exchanged for physical release. It means nothing. My heart still belongs to y

hit her so hard

efended him when friends said he was too slick, too ambitious, too goo

t all," she said, her v

ed. "Guilt? The person who

And yet you've been parading around like some virtuous saint, refusing to let me touch you

ring to hide his contempt. Because he knew-he had always known-that she had

his tone almost gentle. "The wedding is in two weeks. You're g

e body trembl

from the bathroom counter and h

spat, sickened b

lasp gave way with a sharp snap. She stared at the ring resting in her palm, the diamond glinting under the bath

ff his bare chest and clattered to the t

worker off the street than spend one

stormed out, slamming the d

a blast of icy wind hit her face, sharp and biting. O

tears and fury, Addie didn't see the uneven pavement. Her heel caught on a crack.

ever

ref

She clutched the stranger's a

and worn, but beneath the grime, his features were unexpectedly striking-sharp and well-d

managed, still

when that unbearable vo

throwing yoursel

ilding, water still dripping from his h

woman of your word. You found

rely contained surged

etting go of the man's arm, she pulled herself closer, wr

empt. "Did you actually believe you were the only

of yourself. In my eyes, y

, Addie pressed a kiss to th

to hear. "I would rather marry him-a complete stranger-than spe

ough the stranger's, her

turning her back on Jennings. "We'