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Chapter 14 A Vow in Silence
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2025-03-08 00:30:00The air was crisp, carrying the soft scent of early spring.
Emily stood before the mirror in the guest bedroom of the Blackwood estate, smoothing her hands over the dress. It fit like a dream. Perfectly tailored, hugging her waist, flowing effortlessly as if it had been made for her and only her. She turned slightly, studying her reflection. No veil. No extravagant bridal jewelry. Just this dress, simple heels, and the faintest trace of natural makeup. She looked… Like herself. Not a woman forced into a marriage. Not a bride of convenience. Just Emily. A knock at the door made her turn. Lila peeked her head inside, then froze. “…Okay. I officially take back everything I said about this being a rushed disaster,”she muttered, stepping inside. Emily lifted a brow.“What?” Lila waved a hand at the dress.“You look
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Emily’s fingers curled slightly at her sides. The moment he pulled away, the click of a camera shutter broke the silence. Emily blinked, only now realizing that a photographer and videographer were standing nearby. She turned to Adrian, startled.“You—” Emily hadn’t even thought about photos, she had assumed a contract marriage wouldn’t require such sentimental gestures. But Adrian had arranged everything. Without a word, he placed a hand on her lower back and guided her toward the chapel’s grand wooden doors. The photographer motioned for them to stand together at the steps, the aged stone providing a regal backdrop. “Closer,”the photographer instructed. Emily hesitated for a split second before Adrian closed the gap between them effortlessly, his hand resting lightly against her waist. The camera clicked. They moved to the small garden beside the chapel, where delicate white roses bloomed against an old iron gate. A few tourists had gathered nearby, admiring the
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The hum of the engine filled the car, a steady rhythm against the soft leather interior. The city lights flickered past, casting fleeting golden streaks along the tinted windows.Emily absentmindedly adjusted her grip on her phone, still distracted by the conversation they’d just had. But before she could properly settle it in her hand, her fingers slipped.The device tumbled straight onto Adrian’s lap.She sucked in a sharp breath.Without thinking, she leaned forward to grab it—And froze.Her fingers had barely brushed the phone when she realized just how close she was.Close enough that her shoulder pressed lightly against his chest.Close enough that when she tilted her head slightly upward, she could see the dark lashes framing his deep blue eyes.Close enough that the warmth of his breath brushed against her cheek.Her own breath caught in her throat.For a moment, neither of them moved.The space between them had disappeared so effortlessly that it felt almost deliberate.Then
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Hale glanced at him over his shoulder. “Excuse me?”Mike’s expression was dark, unreadable.“I’ll pay you double to walk away from this ridiculous act,” he said, voice dangerously low. “She’s throwing a tantrum. I’ve indulged her long enough, but I’m not letting her take this too far.”For a moment, Hale didn’t speak.Then, he chuckled.Low, quiet, entirely unbothered.“Mr. Lowell,” he said mildly, “I regret to inform you that your assets are, unfortunately, not high enough to meet the minimum threshold for our firm’s clientele.”Mike’s jaw ticked.A beat of silence passed before Hale strode out of the room, the doors clicking shut behind him.The tension in the boardroom remained heavy, suffocating.Mike’s assistant hesitated before speaking, his tone uncertain for the first time.“…All the law firms in the city—we’ve worked with them all. I’ve never even heard of this guy before.”He swallowed.“Who the hell did Emily hire?”Mike didn’t answer.His grip on the back of the chair tigh
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As the last of Elliot’s team left, the quiet elegance of the room settled back in. Emily exhaled softly, still adjusting to the fact that her entire wardrobe had just been replaced in a single afternoon.She turned, expecting Lila to make another comment, but it was Adrian who spoke first.“In a few days, I have a formal event to attend.” His tone was casual, but there was a certain weight to his words.Emily glanced at him, curious. “A business event?”Adrian nodded. “Yes. And I’d like to ask you for a favor.”She lifted a brow. “Me? What could I possibly help you with?”Adrian stepped closer, his piercing blue eyes steady. “I want you to choose a cufflink for me.”Emily blinked. “…A cufflink?”“You’re a jewelry designer,” Adrian reminded her smoothly. “And if I’m going to wear something, I want it to be worthy of my wife’s taste.”A small flush crept up her neck. She wasn’t used to compliments from him—at least, not ones that caught her off guard.“That’s not a problem,” she said, b
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Mike’s so-called assistant. A man who once belonged to a prominent business family, but after their company collapsed, had been left with nothing. Mike had graciously offered him a position—a convenient way to keep an old connection indebted to him. Lucas, who had never accomplished anything on his own, now strutted around as if he were entitled to look down on her. “Well, well,”Lucas drawled, swinging the bag lightly in his grip.“You skipped the shareholders’meeting just to come shopping? Don’t tell me you’re here picking out a peace offering for Mike?” Emily’s voice was sharp and firm.“Give it back.” Lucas let out a low chuckle, his gaze sweeping over her silk dress and the delicate white jade begonia embroidered on the chest. “No need to be shy,”he continued smugly.“I was heading to Mike’s office anyway. I’ll deliver it for you.” Emily’s patience snapped.“Give it back. It’s not for him.” Luc
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