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The Jilted Bride's Revenge: Marrying My Ex's Billionaire Brother

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 852    |    Released on: Today at 15:40

ing Eleanor out of the shock of the kiss. She shivered and instinctively c

suit jacket and draped it over her shoulders. The fabric was heav

and on the small of her back and guided her

f the car was dead silent. They sat close together. Every time the car turned, the fabric of his tr

The city buildings blurred together. The adrenaline was

rying her just to get back at her

the small refrigerator between the seats, poured a glass of room-

residential district in Manhattan. It descended

ectly into a massive, cold, modern penthouse. The floors w

rs. Gable, the housekeeper, saw Julian walk in with a woman. Her

y, taking Julian's briefcase. Her eyes flick

ed absolute authority. "Mrs. Gable, this is my wife,

red her professional tone instantly. "Yes, sir.

h to say "Yes, please,"

"Put all of my wife's thin

ide. She lowered her voice to a harsh whisper. "Th

ng the housekeeper. Mrs. Gable

a slow step forward. Eleanor took a step back. He took another step. She kept back

etched out for miles. Inside, Julian's massive fr

ht next to her ear. He leaned down, his dark eyes locking onto her pan

he hair between his thumb and index finger. "Since you signed the paper, you wi

r hands and pushed against his chest, trying to create spa

his unbuttoned collar. Her skin brushed against a thick

froze i

afe physical distance. He pointed down the long hallway. "The master

eanor practically ran down the hallway. She rus

his own reflection in the dark glass. He aggr

is eyes turned dark and dangerous. Three years. He had

ter filling the tub in the bathroom. She looked at the dark, masculine furniture in the room. The reality crashed

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The Jilted Bride's Revenge: Marrying My Ex's Billionaire Brother
The Jilted Bride's Revenge: Marrying My Ex's Billionaire Brother
“I stood alone in the grand lobby of City Hall. It was exactly noon, and my marriage reservation had officially expired. My fiancé, Caleb, didn't show up. Instead, my best friend sent me a video of him at a high-end Manhattan club. He was wearing his tailored wedding suit, pushing a massive five-tier birthday cake for his sister, Isla. When I rushed to the VIP booth to confront him, Caleb wasn't apologetic at all. He instinctively shielded Isla behind his body while his wealthy friends laughed at me. "Are you done throwing a tantrum? Did you really have to come here and humiliate her on her birthday?" Isla leaned into his chest, fake-crying and begging me not to be mad. Caleb glared at me, warning me that if I walked out the door today, I should never come back to beg him. Looking at the man I was supposed to marry, I felt completely disgusted. For three years, he had canceled our anniversaries and dinners every time Isla had a headache or felt lonely. He genuinely believed his blatant favoritism was justified, leaving me to look like the villain. I realized I had just wasted my youth on a dog. I pulled off my diamond ring, smashed it hard into the top of the expensive cake, and walked away. Just as I left the club, my phone rang. It was Julian Blackwood, Caleb's ruthless, billionaire older brother. "Since you planned on getting married today, you might as well change the groom," his deep voice said. "Become his sister-in-law, and make him bow his head to you." I clenched my ID card and walked straight toward his Rolls-Royce.”