The Billionaire Anmsaic Wife

ed, his confidence instantly crumb

ng the little boy smoothly into his arm. The child rested his head on

eight difference was terrifying; Aeron towered over him, radiating an aura so dominant that even the guests in the front rows instinct

ful step backward, his back hitting the altar rail. "This is a sa

s, shimmering with absolute authority. He leaned in close to Julian's ear, though

out of here peacefully with my wife... or you cal

an swallowed hard, his throat bobbing, his hands visibly shaking. He looked at Aeron's eyes a

oked out, completely paral

back to me. The sharpness in his voice instantly melted into

listening to yourself?! You can't just walk into my wedding, threaten my fiancé, and k

perately for the two people who were supposed to protect me. My par

cking with desperation. "Say something!

d them, reaching out a hand. "Dad, please! Why

aming at the man ruining her daughter's wedding, she slowly turned her face away. She s

head, staring intently at the mar

itten all ove

omach, freezing the blood in my veins. They weren't

y voice barely audible no

moved. Neither of

ess shoes clacked against the floor. "They've known the truth for two years. They knew where yo

er my lashes, hot and fast down my cheeks. "You're lying! Every

sound of Julian's name, but he quickly reined it in. He shifted the li

oice vibration reverberating through my chest. "I let you heal. I let you

e, closing the distance between u

e has reache

way fro

d out with his free arm, snaked it firmly around

I shrieked, kick

like a sack of grain. The world flipped upside down. My veil ripped

lamming my fists against his back. It felt like hitting a s

ring in horror and cowardice, not dari

, my hands flailing as A

pew, my mother silently sobbing into he

upside-down, panicked face. He reached out

etly, his voice echoing in the dead sil

ou! I'll kill you!" I screamed, beating my fists against his m

und the back of my thighs, holding me effortlessly in place as he marched down t

the way, parting like the Red Sea, to

in black suits awaiting outside. Sunlight flooded the entryw