All Chapters of My stunning bride: Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

The cheering and loud applauding drowned Arianna's voice, despite being only seventeen she had an idea about how territorial men were. While it was cute and all, her recent resolution had been to lay low, and this was in the opposite direction cause students were bound to blow thus out of proportion and talk about this for months. My my you seem to have caught quite a huge fish in your humongous net, I can only wonder what lengths you had go to secure him. I bet he's one of those potbellied sugar daddies" one the school's notorious brats chirped with disdain written all over her face. Her name was Brooke Henderson and she was well known for her inability to mind her damn business, not to talk of being a big bully. How dare she insult her in front of the entire school??? She was getting on my nerves Wasn't it your sister who got pregnant for a low level businessman who was married with three children, am surprised it never got to the press. How much did your parents spend to cov

"Young master the young missus is in trouble" His staffs sounded worried. Why, what's wrong????? Aiden inquired. She had an argument with a student afterwards she was summoned to the principal's office, she made some quite serious allegations about the young miss Hamilton Hamilton of the Hamilton's group? Yes young master, am afraid they stumble all over her Despite wanting to help, he was stuck in a tight spot simply because of their last conversation. He didn't want to overstep yet he couldn't stand hearing she was in trouble. While he was in turmoil his staff and the young ladies who had presented the presents to Arianna couldn't help but be bemused by the love struck young master who was known for his abstinence in romance Over the years his reputation had soared throughout the nation, people always speculated why the most eligible bachelor was single, never dating or seen hanging out with women. Rumours had it that he was gay and that he never allowed women to tou

In a dimly lit cabin somewhere in the woods, the skies were grey and an eerie sound travelled across the woods, seeming like there was impending danger. A man in a scary mask sat quietly in wooden chair, the room was silent except for the sound his cane made every single time he tapped it on the floor. His figure and tall and lean, his current mood was and unpleasant and scary. The mask ensured his face was well hidden making it unable to decipher his expression. The air around him was stale despite the faint humming of the air conditioning somewhere. He sat in silence watching from the wide glass in the room as the birds outside chirped tirelessly, The sound of approaching footsteps made him turn for the first time in hours. His voice was deep and scary "Is everything ready? He questioned the much older man that stepped in the room Yes master, they are waiting for your order to execute the plan" he responded and bowed slightly. Using his cane for support, he gently stood up a

"You love to jest," he laughed, shaking his head with exaggerated disbelief. "How could I possibly kill him? I was just fooling around." He finally released the bodyguard’s collar, dusting off his palms as if the near-violent moment had been nothing more than a harmless prank. “He’s one of us,” he muttered. The rest of the guards exchanged stunned looks. Moments ago, they had been convinced the man was a threat—an enemy infiltrator. But now, watching the relaxed, playful exchange, they realized the two men knew each other far more intimately than they had assumed. A wave of relief swept across the room, shoulders dropping, breaths steadying. Aiden, however, was far from amused. His jaw was clenched tight, eyes hardening with irritation. "You're getting sloppy," he said, voice low and cold. Even though he had stepped in and prevented a disaster, he looked more disappointed than relieved. His friend only grinned, shameless and unbothered. “Oh, come on. You know me—I’m a pla

Arianna’s POVI had been separated from Aiden for almost three hours, yet my mind refused to rest. No matter how many times I tried to distract myself, my thoughts kept circling back to him. He had looked upset—angry even—after that mysterious call, and the way he had practically shut down afterward only worsened the knot in my stomach. He barely said a word to me when I left for my trip, and now all I could wonder was whether he was alright.Even though I didn’t sustain any serious injuries from the accident, my body still ached in a few places. Dirt, dust, and a faint smell of burnt rubber clung to me, so I had been forced to buy new clothes from the mall and quickly wash up using their bathroom. I hated showing up at anyone’s house looking like I had wrestled the road, but I had been desperate to get back to Chloe’s side.Aiden had gently—though with that husky firmness of his—asked me to spend the night so he could “keep an eye” on me. But I couldn’t.After being interrogated non