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ide ran
ha
Mr. Th
on Hotel. The elite of high society shifted uncomfortably in their designe
IP bridal suite, the atmo
ling mirror. He adjusted his diamond cufflinks with mechanica
on the vanity table. Lady Beatrice had fled through the service elevator t
a cold sweat. "Over two hundred international journalists are here. The boar
. The muscles in his
avy doors of the
the solitary groom,"
him was their father, Arthur Thorne-
absolute disappointment. "I see the rumors are true, Ethan. Y
ed. "Don't take it too hard, big brother. If you can't find a g
rew heavy
icked up a silver pocketknife from the vanity table and slowly turne
4th floor next week. It would be a terrible shame if you had an accident before then. The luxury elevato
orated. He turned pale and to
r. His gaze cut like ice. "The CEO seat belongs to me.
erous edge. He checked his watch again. "You have exactly f
doors sl
eded air. His mind calculated every possible m
hotel. He lit a dark Cuban cigar, exhaling a thick cloud
soft whimper
t was the wind. But the sound came ag
n. He marched toward the noise, follow
otstep
iscarded in the dark. She wore a pastel pink gown, but the elegant silk was ruined and stained
len, severely bruised ank
thing intensely fragile about the way she hel
snapping shut echoed sh
ad up, her wide blue eyes locking onto the t
ably. She tried to pull the torn fabric over her bare
Instead, he walked forward until his massive shadow completely consumed her.
vealing a massive diamond ring. Without a word, he
g diamond in utter bewilder
re inches from hers. His voice
ve minutes to find a bride, and you look like you need a miracle. Put on the ring, walk up those stairs, and marry me tonight. In exchange,

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