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My Fake Bankrupt Husband Is A Tycoon

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 796    |    Released on: Today at 09:39

rrow, empty alleyway

shadows. The rear door swings open. His execut

jacket Ethan strips off and tosses

rolling his shoulders. The suffocating disguise of a middle-class worker falls aw

. He snaps a high-resolution photo with his p

later, the

gh the speaker, breathless with laughter. "The heir t

er, Grandmother. It buys you peace of mind f

"Bring the future Mrs. Patterson to th

nto the seat. He looks at Jennings in the rearview mirror. "R

he Old City district

ace, the small flower shop I pour my soul into. I liv

e I can insert them into the lock

ris jumps out. Two massive men follow her-dista

s door of the shop.

" Doris screams, pointing

ounter. My hand drops below the counter, my fingers wrapping ti

eyes darting to my hands.

purple. "He gave me twenty thousand dollars for you! Yo

ng but my grip on the shears tightening. "And y

d back and barks out a harsh laugh. "M

l out the marriage license and slam it onto

en flushes with a rage so intense she looks demonic. The realization that he

t," Dori

pot holding a rare orchid

rs. Dirt explodes

ream, lung

d in the chest. I stumble backwa

licate roses I spent weeks cultivating. Glass vases explode against the w

r a tray of succulents that belong to my siste

y wells up, dripping onto the green leaves of the succulents. I bit

. She immediately pulls out her phone and dials 911. The two men are massive, their menacing postures si

ful of my hair, ya

my face. "You tell him he owes me twenty grand, or I

he air. Red and blue lights flash a

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“I was trapped in a greasy diner by my own mother. She was forcing me to marry my abusive cousin because he had paid her twenty thousand dollars. To escape, I used a contract marriage app and begged a complete stranger to marry me at City Hall that very day. Ethan drove a cheap Ford and wore a plain suit. I thought he was just an ordinary guy needing a fake wife. When my mother found out, she brought thugs to destroy my flower shop-my only home and livelihood. To protect Ethan from her endless extortion, I shielded him and screamed that he was bankrupt and drowning in credit card debt. My mother fled in disgust, and Ethan took me into his apartment for the night. But out of trauma and habit, I locked my bedroom door, muttering that he must be old and desperate. He stormed out into the freezing night, leaving me terrified that I had ruined my only lifeline. I didn't understand why he was so furiously offended, completely unaware that my "broke" husband was actually the most ruthless billionaire in New York, and I had just trampled his massive ego. The next morning, his face was a mask of ice as he dragged me back to City Hall to annul the marriage and get rid of me. "Annulment. Now," he demanded. But the clerk just popped her gum and slid a pink paper across the counter. "State law changed. Mandatory thirty-day cooling-off period."”