The CEO's Vengeful Bride

was why she couldn't move. She was standing by the door of a room she had been quite f

e with was intertwined with a female

edles were piercing her eyes; her ears twitched at their moans as it felt like a screech to her ears, her tongue tasted bile

e voice of the growl as Austin's, but she could swear that the timid and

d disciplined person with a relatively stable personality, and stability was precisely what Diane needed. She put up with his trashy family of a naggin

so bad. A powerful urge to go to the kitchen, pick the sharpest knife and brandish it on the fine back of

ed back; their voices were too piercing, and h

pulled out while kissing her neck and her jade-like jawline. He always felt so reliev

on his shoulder as her entire face had

didn't like being praised f

his ecstatic thoughts, and he f

ht there at the door looking defeated and shocked. Her bag had slipped off her hand and crashed nea

imself from Chloe like she was a hot potato and shook his

bed in his naked glory. Funny enough, she could count how many times in five years she had seen him bare-chested

d in utter surprise as he

Cous

, for cryi

hat she leaned on the door panel

l-" Austin began making

ving an affair with his cousin. That was incest, in a way. Disgust like a huge bile piled up in her throat as disbel

tle sister to him. Diane also liked this cousin of his, and they had bonded, and unlike his sister and mother, this cousin tre

o know anyway!" Chloe rolled her eyes and pul

s snappy and didn't resonate with Chloe's personality, w

looking at Chloe or couldn't face this girl she almost took as her sister

be.

s voice had an edge despite

man. She was rational; she could swear it, but she

l-" He was a fidgeting mess, bit

irs of an aristocrat, and carried himself with arrogant poise and in a co

of me for three years? You've got to be kidding me!" Chloe snapped at Austin,

year

knew it was her. She laughed so hard that tears po

whole

ree years?" No matter how committed Diane wanted

ng chicken and opened his mouth

t Diane. She got up from the bed gracefully, with the duve

er bi

had struck her, and she could only watc

about this childhood sweetheart and ex turned non-existent cousin to your family on your glamo

cinating things and then back at Diane from the hood of her

leisurely continued, "When I came back to Arizona, I met him again after we broke up a few years ago. He was, well, way better than he

white sheet as he leane

ut one time and he introduced me as his cousin, I was as shocked and pissed as you are right now, but I loved him, and I still do, so I went with the flow while he two-timed both of us. I didn't

ime, finally leaning off the wal

had received so much information that she was

but now, it felt so heavy and suffocating on her finger. She let the ring fall to the floor with a small 'ti

forgiven him. Perhaps if he did, she would have cried and believed whatever lies he told

t m