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The Untouchable Billionaire's Only Healing Touch

The Untouchable Billionaire's Only Healing Touch

Author: Ying Luo
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Chapter 1 1

Word Count: 1180    |    Released on: 13/03/2026

x. She stood in front of Room 2206, her hand hovering over the brass ha

ect. The dress was a weapon-red silk, backless, designed to make a man regret everyt

e Instagram i

wedding Surpr

000. People love a train wreck, especia

pered to the camera, forcing a tremor into

ey card. The lig

ed the d

y the city lights filtering through the sheer curtains. Tang

am. She walked

hrieked, scrambling for the duvet, but the camera had already captured her face. A runway model. Isa recogn

It was an Oscar-worthy performanc

n were a blur of shock an

bed, naked and pathetic. "Isa, s

he panned it slowly to the nightstand. A lin

sobbed, dry-eyed behind the

r. The TMZ photographers she'd tipped of

is face went gray. He didn't look at Isa. He ran for the

ed the

es blinded her. "Isa! Isa,

he couldn't go back the way she came. She kicked off her Loubout

e

Penthouse. She pulled a thin, black card from her clutch. It wasn't a hotel key. It was an executive pass tied to on

ed green. The

ed, not from sorrow, but from the adrenaline of the kill. She checked her other pho

i

nthous

. Dead silent. The ai

paparazzi cleared out. She knew the layout. She knew the security detail for the Penthouse was

s at the end of the hall

She slipped inside an

drawn tight. The room smelled of cedar, expensive scotc

ainst the door, trying

hu

ged exhale from the

fr

hape on the massive sectional sofa. A man. He

rd, intending to snea

edge of a rug. Sh

r. She landed on someth

nded o

t a chest that felt like a furnace. Th

self to be sho

shot out, gripping her wrist. His fing

his voice like grav

ng her against him. He buried his face in the crook of her neck,

kneed him in the groin. But she was para

n the dark, they were piercing. Ice bl

dt Phi

or spilling water on his suit. The man with

was holding onto her like a d

he whispered a

. Her heart hammer

d the tension in his body-the violent shivering-sudd

s voice dropping to a dangerou

in minutes, the burning heat radiating from him began to cool. The agonizing tension in his frame melted away, and his

throat. She snatched her burner phone from the floor, intending to call a private car, but a quick glance at T

adrenaline that had fueled her all night suddenly vanished, leaving her dizzy and hollow. Knowing she couldn't leave, she dragged herself to

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The Untouchable Billionaire's Only Healing Touch
The Untouchable Billionaire's Only Healing Touch
“I stood outside Room 2206 of the Pierre-Saint Hotel, my thumb hovering over the "Go Live" button on my phone. I wasn't Isa Faulkner, the dutiful fiancée, anymore; I was an executioner ready to broadcast my own ruin to the world. The door swung open to reveal my fiancé, Holden, tangled with a runway model while 50,000 viewers watched the betrayal in real-time. I expected the truth to set me free, but I didn't realize the explosion would destroy me first. My father slapped me across the face for tanking a billion-dollar merger and disowned me on the spot, while my sister Kylee smiled as she took my seat on the board. Within an hour, I was kicked out into the freezing rain with nothing but a suitcase and a broken pearl bracelet. Just as I hit rock bottom, a black Maybach pulled to the curb and Gerhardt Phillips-the "Ice King" of Wall Street-offered me a seat. He was a man who lived behind glass walls and suffered from a touch phobia so severe he hadn't been touched in years, yet he was holding my hand as if I were his only oxygen. I didn't understand why my presence was the only thing that could stop his violent tremors, or why I found my mother's "lost" necklace hidden in his family's private vault. I certainly didn't understand why I overheard his father plotting to "dispose" of me the same way they had handled my mother years ago. What really happened in the fire that killed my mother, and why was the man I just married the only one who knew the truth? I gripped the contract he gave me and prepared for a life in the lion's den. "I'll marry you, Gerhardt," I said, looking into his cold, ice-blue eyes. "But when we're done, I want enough gasoline to burn the Faulkner name to ash."”