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Flash Marriage to My Billionaire Savior

Flash Marriage to My Billionaire Savior

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Chapter 1 

Word Count: 1558    |    Released on: Today at 11:10

ick, suffocating rule: if my phone battery dropped below f

to cure my habit o

nt. With all my friends gathered and the candles on the cake already

y ignoring my burning humiliation. "Missing o

e his first formal visit to my parents.

, Bella, sent a text: "My phone is dying.

rakes and immediately

ill waiting at hom

d, "Her phone is dying! W

w herself into his arms. Aaron quickly pulled out his power ba

I clearly saw the battery

d indulgently an

care me like this,"

nd dialed the billionaire tech CEO who had

willing to marr

pte

rey

back from the

refully set with my mother's most treasured crystal goblet

ymore. He isn't com

t down, the

ing the expensive box of imported pastries my pare

ning the box to reveal that half the pastries were already gone. "I did

from her hands, and placed i

ig deal," Aaron said smoothly. "Today's delay w

diculous. "It's Thanksgiving, and it was y

impatience. "Your phone was fully charged, and you could contact your family

ile my parents waited bitterly at home for hours!" I clenc

inded jealousy is suffocating. Bella wanted to make it up to you, and she even specifically offered to host a dinner for

rward, her large, watery eye

tugging at Aaron's sleeve. "I shouldn't have

r as they walked toward the car without even glancing at me again. "Some people jus

nce without even saying a w

y did book a private room at

base was brought t

was entirely filled

food broth!" Bella announced cheerfully, waving a ladle

icks. "I have a seve

or Bella, didn't even lift an eyelid. "Can't

over such a small thing and ruin everyone's ap

from his pocket and slapped it onto the cen

"Last week on Audrey's birthday, she actually managed to let her phone battery drain to forty-nine p

erupted into a burst of mo

f his buddies said with a laugh. "Audrey

drey, Aaron is so strict with you.

punishment should be Audrey peelin

tightly, my voice icy:

rkening. "It's just a meal, Audrey, do

ng at me. They were all waiting for

gloves and pulled that heavy

y pried one open, the razor-sharp edge sliced deep int

ntly welled up, staini

ressed it hard against the wou

sed on putting meatballs onto Bella's plate, gentl

op of hot oil splas

out a deli

air, grabbed her hand, and dragged he

you? Let me see!" h

tightly wrapped my bleeding thumb, and applied h

und on my hand, silently walked over, and pulled two

ispered my thanks

and we stood on the freezing, biti

egan to patter do

Aaron, can you drive me home? My phone is dyin

ned his head and looked at me. "Go ba

o his eyes. "My p

have warned you hundreds of times to always keep your battery charged when you go out. This is a punishment f

erstood completely. Those strict rules he set for m

opened the family tracking app on my phone an

s battery died, and the sc

rain, the bleeding thumb inside my coat p

on, walked up to the counter, and begged the

other's cell

one ring, but the voice coming fr

y medical paramedic from th

r father just suffered an acute myocardial infarction at home. The situation is extremely critical, and we are transporting h

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Flash Marriage to My Billionaire Savior
Flash Marriage to My Billionaire Savior
“For two years, my fiancé Aaron controlled my life with a sick, suffocating rule: if my phone battery dropped below fifty percent, all our plans would be immediately canceled. He claimed it was to cure my habit of procrastination. At my twenty-sixth birthday party, my battery showed forty-nine percent. With all my friends gathered and the candles on the cake already lit, Aaron coldly canceled our private room right in front of everyone. "Rules are rules, Audrey," he said, completely ignoring my burning humiliation. "Missing one birthday will finally teach you a lesson." On Thanksgiving, he was supposed to make his first formal visit to my parents. My mother had been cooking since dawn. Halfway there, Aaron's female best friend, Bella, sent a text: "My phone is dying. I'm alone at the airport and so scared." Aaron slammed on the brakes and immediately turned the car around. "My parents are still waiting at home," I reminded him. He just sped up and yelled, "Her phone is dying! What if she loses contact?" When we rushed into the airport terminal, I watched Bella throw herself into his arms. Aaron quickly pulled out his power bank, charging her phone with a tenderness he had never shown me. But as her screen lit up, I clearly saw the battery icon: ninety-eight percent. Aaron just smiled indulgently and tapped her nose. "Next time, don't scare me like this," he whispered softly. I looked down at my fully charged battery and dialed the billionaire tech CEO who had been quietly loving me for four entire years. "Are you still willing to marry me right now?"”