Flash Marriage to the Dangerous Secret Alpha

Chapter 4

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punched in the gut. I stared at him, my mind com

hing she can't argue with. It's a legal fact. It would sever her control over you complete

was, he made sense. A real marriage, even a temporary one, was

the monumental risk against t

like that?" I asked, my voice laced w

y my situation isn't so different from yours. My pack's elders are also pushing for me to settle down, to strengthen the family li

His hands were calloused, the hands of a man who worked for a living. He seemed like a regul

my resista

e word feeling momento

his face. It was a smile of

ing over. I scrambled up and went behind the counter, rumm

orking. I was a business owner. This was a

ting, the pen scratching f

s a business arrangement. Our finances remain completel

back in his chair again, watching me with an

... physical intimacy. At all." I felt my cheeks heat

e, hungry light flickered in his eyes befo

: We maintain our own social lives. No questions asked." I kep

you're forgetting,"

ed up.

le for your mother, we

arge, imposing man in my tiny, private space was both terrifying

really small,"

voice gentle but firm. "We can't be married and living in

rated sigh, I added "Must cohabit

ad. I slid the makeshift contract across the table t

sheet. He scanned the list, his expression serious, as if he were reviewing a m

t's acceptable." He picked up

g as he poised the tip ov

The point o

bs, a wild, frantic drumbeat in

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Flash Marriage to the Dangerous Secret Alpha

Dong Shengxue Werewolf

“I was born into a powerful werewolf family, but because my inner wolf never surfaced, my mother treated me like a defective product to be sold off. When I threw an iced coffee at an arrogant Alpha who demanded I close my beloved coffee shop to become his subservient Luna, my mother finally snapped. She gave me a terrifying ultimatum: bring home a fiancé by the weekend, or she would forcibly marry me off to a fifty-year-old abusive drunk. Desperate to protect my life's work and my freedom, I turned to Derrick, a seemingly poor construction worker and forgotten high school acquaintance. I proposed a fake engagement to get my family off my back. "There is another option. We get married," he said calmly. He insisted a real marriage certificate was the only foolproof way to sever my mother's control. I thought I was making a pragmatic business deal with a harmless, working-class guy who just needed a place to stay. But when my cheating ex-boyfriend showed up at my shop to harass me, Derrick didn't just step in to defend me. He caught my ex's wrist and snapped the bones like dry twigs, radiating a terrifying, primal power that brought the entire room to a dead silence. "Get. Out." Looking at the ruthless predator standing protectively in front of me, I realized my new husband wasn't a nobody at all. I hadn't just escaped my family's cage; I had legally bound myself to the most dangerous monster of them all.”