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Flash Marriage To The Supreme Alpha

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 874    |    Released on: Today at 15:52

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st of any normal person, yet my gland didn't reject them at all. Beneath that terrifying p

. Around his nape sat a heavy, matte-black steel guard-the k

a polite distance, yet his tall frame ca

ct, my fingers rising to press th

hite revocation receipt crumpled in my left hand,

lit up in my palm with a tex

s I'm the only Omeg

t to power the device off when

yal today," he said. His voice was low, gravelly

s narrowing. "Who are you?

lled out a crumpledregistry form stamped with the exact same

k ink stood his name-Barrett Craft-next to

ed contract in half as casually as if he were discussing t

was no anger in them, only a terrifyingl

another trace of his crisp pine scent across my

ur families," Barrett said, leaning in half an inch so his low

the summer heat had damaged my hearing. A Beta courier walking past us on the sidewalk a

ding my voice and keeping it frosty. "I don't need to ju

rossing his sharp features. "That is precisely why my

r's private lives. We act as a shield against family pressure. Wh

n he threatened to ship me off to that sleazy old Alpha, Victor Beaumont, to secure a loan. I carried my mother's surname, Mon

atal family lost all legal right to arrange her match. A marriage license right now meant I

worse trap?" I asked, squi

, I run a small import-export trading firm. You ar

no flashy logo, but as a jewelry designer, I knew custom Geneva craftsmanship when I saw it. No

nd met his gaze head-on.

the hall doors with an o

"Second, you keep your inhibitor hardware at a basic level and ne

efore smoothing back into calm glass. He extended hi

," he

against his. His skin was scorching hot, wrapping firmly around my cold finger

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Flash Marriage To The Supreme Alpha
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“I waited two full hours at the City Hall Bond Registry, only for my fiancé to call and cancel our marriage registration for the third time. He was busy comforting my stepsister, Brea, who had faked a minor riding injury just to steal him away on our wedding day. "Come apologize to Brea right now, or this wedding is on hold indefinitely!" he roared over the phone. My own family was even worse. Furious that I had jeopardized the Gordon family's investment, my father demanded I go to a private reception and offer myself to a notorious Alpha playboy to pay off a massive debt Brea had caused. "Victor likes your Omega rating," my father barked shamelessly. "Keep him happy tonight, and he'll plug our company's deficit!" Through a hidden listening device I had planted at home, I heard my family laughing. They were conspiring to officially transfer my marriage contract to Brea and leak my home address to that pervert. They thought I was just a powerless, bottom-tier corporate clerk they could bleed dry and throw away. They didn't know I had already unilaterally canceled the engagement under the Marking Autonomy Act. They also didn't know I had walked right out of City Hall and flash-married a stranger to secure my independence. And they certainly had no idea that my new husband on paper was Barrett Craft-the ruthless S-rank Alpha Prime CEO of the Union's largest conglomerate, who was about to make them lose everything.”