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My Delicate Wife Is A Medical Genius

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 834    |    Released on: Today at 10:27

esitate. She leaned across the wide leath

f of Houston's dark suit jacket. She tilted

glad. I left a terrible place, and now

trace beneath the heavy cedar of the car interior-a faint scent of cheap soap an

let go. Her fingers tightened on his sleeve, and he

His breathing stopped completely for a full second. No w

Since we are going to be legally married, we should

head gently against his shoulder. Sh

it jacket. A tight, unfamiliar knot formed in the center of his chest. He looked down at the top of

t push h

smiled against his jacket and rubbed her cheek

red. "But it feels safe. Safer tha

Houston dropped ten degrees. A dark, vi

ted his shoulder down just a fraction of an inch,

wn, pulling to a stop

car," Hous

oked out the window. "Aren't we going t

er cheek. The corner of his mouth twitched upward, a moveme

e. Houston stepped out into the night air. H

nd in his. His palm was cool, but his grip was absolute

one steps of City Hall. Ho

der. Aiden Foster's eyes widened to the size of saucers when he saw Houston Vand

t the folder. "The prenuptial agreement,

et division clauses. The document essentially transferred a massive portion of the Vanderbilt liquid assets and real estate

take? You're giving me everything. You g

unreadable mask. "My life isn't worth much.

his cold, beautiful face and saw the

ok the pen Aiden offered and signed her name at the bottom

ture dry. A dark satisfac

ng her through the heavy

s looked up. When they recognized the man walking across t

on, then at the woman holding his hand, and physically stumbled over his own fe

d, bowing so low his tie brushed

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My Delicate Wife Is A Medical Genius
My Delicate Wife Is A Medical Genius
“I was the legitimate daughter of the Hutchinson family, brought back from the mountains after years of living in poverty. But my biological parents didn't love me. They only brought me back to take my sister's place and marry a dying man for a 300 million dollar capital injection. In that house, I was worse than a stray dog. My mother locked me in the basement, and my father only saw me as a prop for his investors. Meanwhile, Cornie played the crying victim, twisting her designer skirts while everyone comforted her. "You marrying into the Vanderbilt family is a blessing you don't deserve. It saves us the trouble of looking at you." I couldn't understand why my own blood treated me like a disposable price tag while treating the other daughter like a princess. Since family ties meant nothing to them, I forced my father to sign a legal document severing all ties with me permanently before I signed the marriage agreement. I thought I was just escaping one cage for another with a dying billionaire. But when I got into his Maybach, my new husband wasn't just breathtakingly handsome. When he saw the cheap silver pendant on my neck, his cold facade completely shattered. He pulled out a matching half-circle pendant, crushing me into a desperate, bone-breaking hug. "From this second on, you are mine. Anyone who makes you cry-I will tear them apart."”