The Billionaire's Forgotten Bride
The girl who had bumped into him in a bookstore eight months ago, knocked three heavy volumes of Russian literature onto his expensive shoes, and stubbornly argued with him for forty-five minutes about whether ambition corrupted empathy.
He had called her the very next morning something he later admitted he had never done for a woman before.
Now, she was in a wedding dress, and he was downstairs waiting. She had never been so certain of her future.
Then, her phone buzzed against the vanity. She almost ignored it. A bride in her final moments of serenity wasn't supposed to be checking text messages.
The makeup artist was just reaching out to touch up the corner of her lip. But a strange, cold