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Trapped By The Cold Billionaire Heir

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 879    |    Released on: Today at 11:46

s Cathedral. Three stylists hovered around her. They pulled and pinned her blonde hair

r ribs she had to take shallow, rapid breaths. She reached

. She held a velvet box. She walked up behind Wren and clasped a heavy sapphir

ispered an apology, her hands shaki

rabbed her mother's hand. She squeezed it hard. She forced her v

ted through the floorboards. Arthur, the Ainsworth family b

nd against the tight corset. She locked her jaw. She wiped all t

linding wall of white light hit her face. Hundreds of camera fl

to the thick carpet of white rose petals. The loud, vibr

d of the long aisle stood Pierce. He

nto a handsome smile, but his dark eyes were

ar. He took Wren's hand a

ingers wrapped around hers, he squeezed. He

frozen for the cameras. She curled her fingers inward and dug

riest. The cameras clicked frantically fr

he words echoed off the high stone c

d her. He looked deeply into her eyes. He lean

up this photo op, he would tank

ilted her chin up, looked him dead in the eye, and s

y flawless, tailored perfectly by his team, yet he treated it like a weapon. He shoved it down her finger like he was locking a prisoner in iron

rabbed his gold band. She shoved it onto his finger w

nd told Pierce he c

his hand and wrapped his fingers around the back of Wren's neck. His grip

lips were hard and cold. There was no sof

Wren's nose. Her stomach rolled with intense nausea. S

ierce pulled back. He raised his hand and gen

ng the contact. She faced the crowd and

erneath the massive skirt of her dress, Wren stepped awa

fted her weight. She brought the sharp heel of her s

d. A tiny muscle fea

ehind them, cutting off the noise and the cameras. In

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Trapped By The Cold Billionaire Heir
Trapped By The Cold Billionaire Heir
“Wren's family was on the brink of total bankruptcy, facing federal fraud charges. To save her father from dying in prison, she was forced to marry Pierce Ainsworth, the ruthless heir of the corporate raiders who orchestrated their ruin. But on their wedding night, Pierce abandoned her in their empty penthouse. He went straight to a hotel to spend the night with his childhood sweetheart, Seraphina. The next morning, Wren had to face his hostile family alone at a private brunch. His sister-in-law mocked her family's downfall, treating Wren like a feral dog that had wandered indoors. Then, Seraphina walked into the room wearing the exact custom suit jacket Pierce had worn the night before. She looked at Wren with wide, innocent eyes and smiled sweetly. "I was so cold last night, Pierce practically forced me to wear it. The bed at the hotel was too soft, so neither of us got any sleep." The words exploded in Wren's brain as they blatantly spelled out the betrayal. She had sacrificed her entire life and swallowed her pride to save her family, only to be treated like a purchased accessory by the very people who destroyed them. Why should she endure this suffocating prison while they played their cruel games? Wren didn't shed a single tear. She looked at Seraphina with pure disgust, told her she could keep the trash, and walked out. Standing on the front steps, Wren pulled out her phone and called her private lawyer. "Start gathering every piece of dirt on the Ainsworths immediately. I want everything."”