Married Twice, Loved Once
In her past life, she had burned with humiliation, her cheeks red, her steps clumsy as she tried to smile through the whispers.
Now, she wore her gown like armor. She held Damian’s arm not with desperation, but with calm control. Her chin was lifted, her smile light but distant. The picture of grace.
Beside her, Damian stood like a wall tall, sharp, untouchable. He didn’t glance at her, didn’t speak a word, but his presence alone silenced anyone who dared look too long.
Together, they were a storm wrapped in silk and steel.
After hours of toasts, dances, and endless congratulations, Damian finally led her back to the bridal chamber. The music faded behind them, replaced by the steady sound o
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