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Woke Up Married To The Ruthless Heir

Chapter 6 

Word Count: 780    |    Released on: 30/04/2026

quiet, middle-class Long Island neighbor

lawns. Her fingers gripped the leather armrest so tightly her kn

rest one by one, lacing his warm, large hand through hers. He

rumble as the car pulled int

pped out, his long legs hitting the pavement. He casually buttoned

to the car, and offe

tered a sickeningly sweet smile on her fa

the engine had al

Her eyes bugged out, scanning the million-dollar car an

they needed to take a walk. They speed-walked over,

ood gossips had formed a tight semi

er eyes glued to Arlington's chest

in half. She opened her mouth, her brain scrambling for

m around Caroline's waist, pul

rich, velvety baritone that made the o

ith's eyes narrowed with

nk of the car. He pulled out three exquisite, ribbon-tied boxes of imp

ach woman with a daz

ton said smoothly. "Caroline has told me h

faces flushed, showering Caroline with compliments about how lucky she was

lington's ribs. "Stop handing out b

d tightening on her waist as he

ressed the

ng open. Eleanor stood there, sti

handsome man standing next to her daughter. The di

reading glasses. When he saw Arlington, Arthur's spine s

ut, her throat tight. "This i

e entirely and presented Arthur with a bottle of vi

rare jazz pressing he had been hunt

n said smoothly, his eyes flashing with a calculated warmth as he handed it over. "She told me you'v

Arthur's eyes ins

ed by the way Arlington looked at Carol

" Eleanor ushered

s in the living room. The s

resting his elbows on his knees, and stared at Arlin

ern. "What exactly do you do for a living? A

finger, praying Arlington wouldn't mention anything that sounded like he owned

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Woke Up Married To The Ruthless Heir
Woke Up Married To The Ruthless Heir
“I woke up naked in a luxury Manhattan hotel next to a breathtaking stranger after a blackout night of drinking. Before I could sneak out, he caught me and demanded I marry him to take responsibility for his "lost innocence." When I refused, he slammed a massive stack of legal files on the table, threatening to frame me for corporate espionage and bankrupt my parents within a week if I didn't sign the marriage papers. Forced into a shotgun wedding at City Hall, he then dragged me to my parents' house. I prayed my strict father would protect me, but the stranger easily brainwashed them with rare gifts and by secretly dismissing my dad's IRS audit. "You are acting like a spoiled child. You find a man this exceptional, and you want to push him away?" my dad barked. My own parents had completely sold me out to a clinical psychopath, leaving me trapped and utterly isolated. I was suffocating in anger and terror. I didn't even know his real name, let alone why a man with such terrifying, untouchable power would go to such psychotic lengths to cage a broke diner waitress. Refusing to be his submissive pawn, I put on my red lipstick and dragged him to the most exclusive jewelry flagship store on Fifth Avenue. "I want to see your vault items. The most expensive things in this building," I demanded. I was going to rack up a bill so astronomically high that it would shatter his facade and force him to break this nightmare engagement.”