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“I was wrong.” Something flickered in my mind. “Mr. Daniel,” I said, my voice tight, “did you know Mendy was married?” He looked up sharply, surprise flashing across his face. “Married? No. She never mentioned anything like that.” The bitterness in my voice was unmistakable. “She’s married to Jax. They’ve been together for some time now.” Scott and Mr. Daniel both looked stunned as if I’d just told them something incomprehensible. Mr. Daniel’s face fell, deep regret etching itself into his features.

“So… you’re leaving?” “Yes.” She frowned. You really know how to ruin a conversation.” A corner of my mouth twitched. “I don’t remember us having one.” “Oh, we were.” “I was winning.” She rolled her eyes. “Good night, Miss Bennett.” Without waiting for her reply, I turned and walked toward my Aston Martin. I could feel her staring at my back. Confused. Annoyed. Some questions were better left unanswered. Twenty-five minutes later… The private elevator opened directly into my penthouse. Marcus was already waiting. His face was unreadable.

Jake Smith made his way towards the bus stop with an easily detectable fire of anger in his eyes which could burn down an entire city. He had visited his girlfriend, Annie Walter only to catch her shamelessly kissing another man much to his amazement. Jake was an average working-class young man and despite his workaholic ethics, he had been available for Annie anytime she needed his help. The most painful part of the whole scenario was that they were engaged to get married soon. He wondered why she could betray him like that repeatedly but regardless of how much such a question needed an answer, there was none.

Evelyn said. Well.... I guess they indeed struck luck. Vivian said, looking at Evelyn. After you left, news started spreading that the CEO of Knight Group, Logan Knight, is in a relationship with Madison Reed. I had thought it was just a rumor, the famous tycoon couldn't possibly have such bad taste, right? But it turned out to be true, their billboards were everywhere. Soon after they had a grand wedding, it was the talk of the town. I even heard they had a son together, although he's never been on the news. Vivian explained.

“Because he married you. He wouldn’t have married you if he hadn’t moved on.” Danica smiled bitterly at the response. If only Evelyn knew the circumstances surrounding their charade of a marriage. Eden only did a contract marriage with her because she got pregnant for him by mistake. It had nothing to do with him moving on. On a normal day, Eden Cross would never spare her a single glance. He was the city’s most richest man, most wanted bachelor. He’s won awards for his looks and personality. He appeared on magazines more times than she could count. A man like him had no business with someone like her.

With a married status, he was safe from matchmakers; he could avoid unwanted relationships and focus solely on work. It wasn't until he met Maria and had a child with her that marriage started to mean something. Unfortunately, he couldn't give Maria a proper status back then. Now that Eleanor was back, the divorce could finally go underway. He had to settle it by next Monday. Otherwise, everyone would keep thinking he had never loved Maria, and that he'd just been waiting for Eleanor. "Aunt Catelyn," Richard said, his tone suddenly serious. Catelyn arched her brow, looking hopeful. "Have you finally thought of a surprise for Eleanor?"

Married. To him. LATER THAT NIGHT… “What do you mean you’re married to Xavier Knight?” Mira gasped through the phone. “I don’t know! I didn’t mean to!” I whisper-yelled. “I just signed some stupid papers” “You’re telling me you accidentally married the hottest, most arrogant senior in school?! Girl, I’ve had dreams about that!” “This is not a dream,” I groaned. “It’s a nightmare. Someone banged at the door. I flinched.

Alice said, her voice filled with excitement. I raised an eyebrow, curious about the introduction. Alice smiled mischievously before continuing. "Wendy's husband," she announced, her eyes shining with amusement. "Lawrence." I stared at Wendy, taken aback. "Really?" I asked, surprise etched on my face. Wendy nodded, tears welling up in her eyes. She held out her hand, showcasing a beautiful ring on her finger. As it turned out, Wendy and her husband had decided to have a private marriage ceremony, signing the papers and exchanging vows right there in our home. They shared a tender kiss, and I couldn't help but feel happy for them.

I finished coldly. Aiden is . “Mrs Selene. She’s currently running a valuable division of her father’s corporate empire.” My jaw clenched. “And she’s… married,” Aiden added quietly. The word hit me like a slap. I turned sharply toward him. “What did you say?” “She’s married, sir. Legally. To a man named Nathaniel Ward. Based on the public records and private threads we’ve traced, it appears to be an arranged marriage.” I stared at him in silence.