The Billionaire's Prisoner Wife

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leagues as I walked out of the company twe

r eyes twinkling as she slipped her fingers

hat I was the one in a relationship where I was dearly loved. I envied t

luck, no matter

r word to any of my colleagues, hop

I ever

n my miser

night. That wasn't likely to happen though. Mark was a

me after the one I had survived at work. I let out a hiss, my lips curling with distaste as I wishe

t a promotion at work. Would I be glad to finally have the promotion I'd been praying for

lizing though I had no doubt that it would solve half of my problems. My account balance flas

made the walk home unconsciously. My heart thudded in my chest, my vision went dizzy a

o that. My archenemy would know

or

neck stood up in alarm. I regretted getting carried away in my foolish fantasy. If I had

home so soon if I hadn'

rked again. "Aren't yo

uld be, and grimaced as I saw him standing right behind the window

inch closer to the door no matter how much my brain warned

his neck ticking like a bomb. "It's dang

de and we both knew that. I bet he wouldn't agree

on to a dog, his eyes squinted with rage and be

for me to be in there

g form and his lips thinned with

ed, my voice lo

say to him? Why did I keep sabotaging myself and pre

ife. I wanted to beg him never to

bruised skin whenever he was around, tolerating his abuse li

dering what kind of show we are putting on for the

one ever knocked on our door to ask what was wrong the countless times he had pummeled me agains

asty boyfriend knew that. He didn't hate putting a show, he only hate

g for you." He sighed, his voice softening and melting in my ears. "I can't believe y

fallen for that voice but not anymore after knowing the snake that he was. I w

en, my heart almost flying out of my throat as I saw him approach. His eyes weren't smiling as he got closer, all pr

oubted I would survive th

and turned instead of crumbling into his arms. I scream

umed that I was going to get back home as I didn't have anyone to run to. I chose no

my surroundings, relieved that I had escaped him. For now. Squinting in the darkness to pinpoint w

le. I stopped in my tracks as a car suddenly swerved before me a

but I didn't have much chance to run as