The CEO's Vengeful Bride

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ing her bag behind her. She sucked in a deep breath a

e back, Arizona!"

from the other side of the Airport, where

il

's energy. She hurried over to her best

neck, taking in the Lavender scent tha

Diane moaned as she pulled

oo!" Haile

r luggage as they shuttled through the

e gasped as she entered the front seat be

ately trying to hide the proud smirk

ays been afraid of the wheels and instead went in between chauffeurs to drive her around, but not only was the

drove smoothly while glancing at her friend, w

e's eyes twinkl

e me an earful on how I need to speak to you about yo

se I was even more pe

the window. A moment to reminisce– or

rassment and anger, she had to call off the wedding; good thing she only kept the news of the wedding to the smallest circle of her immediate family and her best fri

her apartment for days, not until her friend b

tin and beat him to a pulp while planning to ensure his busin

er true identity, anyway. She had never been mo

her parents that she wanted to complete her studies; a ph.d in business administration and management was what

and at the family business finally; instead, she had come back because she had a job o

pamper her as an heiress, but she liked the freedom and strictness that came with unfamiliarity, and that was what

with her family's impending rage

be

oice brought her ba

on her face. She had even forgotte

her friend was a little sad that she had not let her know the information, and she

was s

sal businesses weren't really in a competition behind closed doors. She knew that her grandfather and the grandfathe

, Hail" Di

job. Dad and Mum must have found out about it somehow. You know how sneaky and nosy the

o, upon seeing her face, had let her in immediately. She turned back to her friend, who was batting her lashes miserably at h

t me. You know it doesn't

her shoulders

at the new CEO is quite temperamental..." Hailey trai

couldn't be that bad, I

eavesdropped when my mum and yours were discussing while I was back at my ho

ways do." Diane retorted with a

now jumping ships to the rival", Hailey chuckled, amused with

re" Diane ro

wned at, "I have to go, break's over, I have to follow my boss

n's den alone?" Diane threw a tantrum. "I

as sure it was partly because she saw it as the heavens pun

om me in three hours. Hopefully, Dad won't hit me to death with h

celebration and catching up, just two of us, I've mi

with her luggage. The Butler and other helpers

om behind her, throwing a honk her way before speeding off, Diane was sure th

ing at?" James, the Butler, had st

n enormous smile at him; "