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Wall Street Boss: Pampering My Unexpected Wife

Chapter 6 

Word Count: 838    |    Released on: Today at 16:46

h. They ate in a tense silence. It was the fi

ining restaurant in Manhattan. The place was always full, and it

His long-fingered hands rolled up the sleeves, revealing his pale wris

t, so I had a few more items ordere

down, daring to pick up food only

is fingers, sighing slightly to hims

nk of her fork against the plate, th

is eyes on her from time to time, a cool, assessing gaze that made her feel less like a person and more

entrance, but at a discreet private exit. A black Maybach, sleek and silent as

in a series of complex spreadsheets, the glow of the screen reflecting in his gray eyes. He acted a

and turned to her. He held out a s

flat. "The Fosters could use it to contact you, or wor

ny the logic. It was a shockingly considerate

ng the Fosters, of course. My number is the first on t

e was handing her a key to a new life. A life where she was p

tudents stopped and stared, their phones immediately coming out to take pictures. Clara felt a hot blush cre

screen of his own phone. "Don't take much. Just the e

pus-shouting, laughter, music drifting from an open window-a jarri

om. Her two roommates, Chloe Sullivan and May

herself off her bed and threw her arms around

h concern. "Where were you last night? We called you a h

lt. The lies were already begin

thes from her closet and shove them inside. She focused on her textbooks, her

sweatshirt she always studied in, a framed photo of her and her roomm

ed, watching her with wide, con

ends were looking at her now, their initial relief replaced by a dawn

lump form in her throat. How could she possibly explain

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Wall Street Boss: Pampering My Unexpected Wife
Wall Street Boss: Pampering My Unexpected Wife
“For twenty years, I obeyed my adoptive family, enduring my stepsister's mockery and my parents' cold neglect. But at a lavish hotel party, my stepsister forced a glass of spiked champagne into my hands. As my vision blurred and a strange, creeping heat consumed my body, my adoptive mother looked at me with ice-cold eyes. "We raised you for twenty years. It's time you paid us back." They had sold me to a sweaty, middle-aged businessman to save their failing company. I watched the man approach with a triumphant smirk, his oily hand reaching out to claim me. A wave of sheer nausea and profound betrayal hit me. I couldn't believe the people I called family were treating me like livestock to be traded. Using my last ounce of strength, I shoved him away and fled down the maze-like hallway. Terrified, dizzy, and desperate to hide from my pursuers, I stumbled into a random unlocked suite. I crashed into a tall stranger with sharp gray eyes before the world went completely black. When I woke up, I was in a presidential suite, wearing a man's oversized silk shirt. Sitting across from me was Damian Blackwood, the ruthless billionaire CEO and uncrowned king of Wall Street. I thought he would hand me a check to buy my silence or throw me back to my abusers. Instead, he looked at me calmly and offered me a deal. "Marry me, and the Foster family will never dare to touch you again." I looked at the marriage contract, took a deep breath, and chose to survive.”