Romans & histoires Whirlwind Wedding With A Billionaire

For what I thought, I really did marry a billionaire and I accidentally Married to a billionaire and it's not just an ordinary billionaire but one who has many connection himself. Kahit na sabihin natin na fake ang kasal sa mata ng tao ngayon ay totoo ang mga nangyari. I can't just take this an easy situation because everything was involved. I don't want my personal life to be affected, especially to my family. I landed my helicopter to the rooftop of my mall, when my helicopter just reach the ground I saw my worker coming from my direction. They'll bow their heads. I slowly remove my helmets and the stuffs I wear. I smile when they approach me and help me remove them.

Here ishu just looks at him with teary eyes His mother lovingly carrsing her hair and speak up "don't worry this wedding is happen plz baby don't cry " She speak up in hiccups "but anty.... He love.. someone ... Else... And again cry this time his mother hug her and speak up "I know baby he love someone else but believe me soon he love you. You just have some patients" Here her mother have Happy tears to look at new bond between new daughte in law and mother in law. They broke the hug three ladies have tears but quickly wipe them out. Here he came back in living room with wide smile bcoz he thought that now his mission is successful but alas his mission is fail.

The cathedral of St. Jude was bathed in the warm, golden glow of thousands of scented white candles, their light reflecting off the high vaulted ceilings and the massive stained-glass windows. Outside, Manhattan was paralyzed. The paparazzi lined the streets for blocks, their flashes firing like a continuous wave of lightning, trying to catch a glimpse of the wedding of the century. The headlines across the globe had been screaming the same narrative for a week: From Maid to Monarch: Ava Spencer Weds Billionaire Caleb Miller in Grand Public Ceremony.

"Just stay beside me tonight." I hesitated for a brief second before slipping my hand around his arm. The gala was already packed when we arrived at the grand ballroom, where massive crystal chandeliers illuminated hundreds of guests, ranging from top corporate executives and investors to politicians and journalists. The moment Desmond and I walked in together, camera flashes went off and hushed whispers rippled through the crowd. “That’s her. The woman from the wedding. She’s working for Walton now.” “Look at that dress.” I forced myself to keep my posture straight and my face composed.

My father made some bad investments and now, his wife has taken matters into her own hands to marry me off to a scary billionaire. Does she even care for my well being or was it all about keeping her fancy jewelries and Birkin bags? “The wedding will take place in a week’s time,” The billionaire announced. “A week?” Mother echoed. “That is not enough time to prepare.” “It is when you can pay people to speed up the process for you. Tell me what you want and I will find the best people in the country to get it done.” His voice bounced off the walls and vibrated my eardrums. A week. My life was being snatched from my fingers like a sharp object in the prying fingers of a kid. And I had no choic

Damian Blackwood waited at the altar like he was attending a funeral instead of his own wedding. Tall, still, unreadable. Black suit. Dark eyes. A mouth that looked as if it had forgotten how to be kind. For a second, Elena’s steps faltered. Her fingers tightened around the bouquet. Somewhere behind her, the wedding planner made a sharp little sound, probably terrified the bride was about to ruin the most photographed marriage deal of the year. Marriage deal. That was all it was. One year. One signature. One ruthless billionaire paying off her family’s debts in exchange for a wife he could parade in front of the board, the press, and his dying grandfather.

she sniffle unable to finish what she was saying. Eduardo smiled again " Everything, I see everything in her, can't imagine spending my life without her and she is here" Lisa shock her head, Rich people. This was unbelievable, talking about your mistress and inviting her to your wedding, and smiling about it, he was truly a jerk. The crowd couldn't stop murmuring, this only happens one in a blue moon and or it doesn't happen at all, this was new "billionaire invites his mistress to his wedding then call it off at the altar" Lisa thought, headlines like this would be in the news for months.

“You know today is a big day, right?” My heart skipped slightly somehow confuse. “I know…” Today. The wedding. Even thinking about it made my heart race. The news had spread quickly after the announcement. The entire country seemed to be watching. Newspapers, television, media everyone wanted to witness the union of Xavier Blackwood and Lura. It wasn’t just a wedding. It was a life symbol. A new Ana different beginning for the Blackwood Empire. “You nervous?” Catherine asked softly. I exhaled slowly. “A little.”

Lucky remarked as she shot Becket a glare before taking off down the hall to pack her bag. "You should be nicer to Lucky," Cherokee stated as she heard the click of the guest bedroom door. "Lucky is my only family. We both only have each other." She walked around the table and made her way towards the hall. "She knows, by the way," So Cherokee told Lucky about their agreement? Maybe that was the reason why she was so hostile to him. He desperately wanted to go after her and tell her that he was her family, that he would be there for her, but he knew he couldn't. He knew he had to push aside his feelings and get through the wedding because, after a short time, he could get divorced and forget

It was lively at the Summers' residence. Willow opened the door for us. Our wedding date was approaching, and all our relatives and friends were gathering to discuss it. Once everyone got to their seats, Eric announced publicly. "Mom, Dad, I've prepared one billion in cash and ninety-nine of the best villas as her dowry. I'll make sure that Whitney gets married in style!" Everyone gushed and exclaimed in surprise at the announcement. I lowered my eyes to avoid anyone noticing the cynical look in them while I raised my glass at the crowd.