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Married To The Undercover Billionaire Boss

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 829    |    Released on: 20/04/2026

ing. The tension was so thick it felt like a physical weight p

e a custom-tailored Tom Ford suit that cost more than most

ort and slammed it onto the table.

d wood and stopped right in front

," Drake said. His voice was low, sm

opened his mouth, stammering, unable to form a coherent sentence

generic ringtone sh

from Drake's private phone, resting next to his coffee cup

h drop. He knew his boss despised interruptions. Ale

ingle finger. Ale

frown creased his forehead. He pick

CEO vanished. Drake slouched slightly in his chair. When he spoke, his voice w

Drake

heir boss, a man who routinely destroyed entire compani

king for a ride. An image of her sitting a

antique Patek Phili

irty minutes," Drake

e lethal aura slammed back into the room. Drake stood up

red, his eyes sweeping the terrified faces. "Risk Mana

pack their things, practic

s private elevator.

at the changing floor numbers. "And siphon th

d, but his training k

the faded jeans and the cheap, oil-stained denim jacket. He looked at himself in the mirror. The man st

armored SUVs. He climbed in, turned the key, and sped out

and coughed as it pulled up to the curb

gling to drag a heavy cardboard box out of th

rked in a black SUV down the street. He wanted them to carry the boxes. But hal

yla's hands. He deliberately let his shoulder dip, pretending the we

reached out, her hands grippi

s full of worry. "Did you not slee

d, self-deprecating smile. "Night shifts

ity. "Once we get settled, I'll coo

thick wall of cynicism in his chest cracked, just a fraction

both boxes, ignoring the weight, and shoved them into th

red, opening the pas

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“To escape my sister-in-law selling me off to a local thug, I married a complete stranger I met at City Hall. My new husband, Drake, claimed to be a broke Uber driver who could barely make rent. He even made me sign a brutal ten-page prenup just to ensure I wouldn't take his rusted, beat-up Ford sedan if we ever divorced. I thought I was just sharing a decaying Brooklyn apartment with a struggling man at the bottom of the ladder. But things quickly stopped making sense. When that local thug cornered me at a restaurant, my "weak" husband didn't cower. Instead, he dismantled three massive mobsters in ten seconds with the terrifying, fluid speed of an apex predator. "I used to be a human punching bag in an underground boxing gym to pay off debts." I believed his excuse, until his supposedly homeless grandfather showed up at our door in a moth-eaten sweater, begging to sleep on our lumpy sofa. Before going to sleep, the old man casually pressed a heavy, intricately engraved pocket watch into my hand as a wedding gift. He claimed it was a cheap flea market find that didn't even keep time. But the sheer weight of the solid rose gold and the flawless mechanical gears inside screamed otherwise. Why did a destitute driver have the aura of a man who controlled empires? And what kind of homeless old man casually hands over a priceless, museum-grade antique? I had no idea the "broke driver" sleeping on my floor was actually a ruthless billionaire CEO, and I had just walked straight into his trap.”