Reborn To Marry The Disabled Billionaire

Chapter 3

Word Count: 617 | Released on: 22/04/2026

nticipation. The organ swelled, playing the majestic opening notes

his face was a mask of paternal pride. Through the delicate lace of her veil, B

n his wheelchair with a ramrod-straight posture, his pre

His touch was cool, his fingers surprisingly strong. S

uring pressure that communicated

a coiled spring of anxiety, constantly glancing at her watch and then toward a

be your lawfully wedded husband, to have

lready curling into a triumphant, vicious smirk. She w

, intense gaze. For a split second, the world fell away,

d her voice rang out,

oze, then crumbled. Her eyes widened in disbelief, her

turned to

, his voice firm, leav

the massive church doors at the back of the

, panting, his hair dis

!" he s

oving past a security guard who belatedly tried to intercept him. The air exploded with the frant

altar, grabbing for Bonnie's arm. His

him! He's a cripple! We're the one

d like wildfire. In the front row, Erwin's father, Howard W

sp on her lips, ready to play the

into her wrist. She looked at his desperate, pleading

She took a half-step back, positioning herself beside Arling

her expression a blank slate, w

spread across Arlington

curity guards to stand down. His gaze locked onto Erwin, and

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“Bonnie Galvan woke up to the suffocating scent of lilies, staring at the mirror in the exact same seven-figure wedding dress she had worn seven years ago. In the doorway stood her so-called best friend Itzel and her secret lover Erwin, desperately urging her to elope. They warned her that her soon-to-be husband, the billionaire Arlington Townsend, was a crippled monster, and marrying him would ruin her life forever. In her previous life, she blindly believed their lies and ran away from the altar. Because of her public betrayal, the ruthless Townsend family completely bankrupted her father's company in retaliation. Erwin and Itzel swooped in as her saviors, only to steal whatever was left of her family's wealth and power. When she was finally stripped of her value, Erwin pushed her down an icy mountain slope during a brutal blizzard. With a shattered ankle, she could only watch as Itzel smirked and Erwin coldly walked away, leaving her to be buried alive under the freezing snow. As her lungs burned and her heart gave out in the agonizing cold, she was consumed by hatred. Why did the man who swore to protect her and the friend she trusted with her life plot so meticulously to destroy her? Opening her eyes again, Bonnie was back in the bridal suite, minutes before the ceremony. This time, she didn't run. She walked straight down the aisle, looked the terrifying Arlington Townsend in the eye, and firmly said her vows. "I do."”