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Flash Marriage: Becoming My Ex's Stepmother

Chapter 6 

Word Count: 854    |    Released on: 13/07/2026

hair damp and her face scrubbed clean of makeup. She felt raw, strip

le, dim lamp on his nightstand cast long shadows across the room. He was just a

pped under the covers, the cool linen a shock against her skin. The bed was enormous, but s

A man like Julian Carlisle didn't just fall asleep on command, not after a

an eternity, his voice came out of the d

ed itself to relax. "The bed i

his side of the bed. "You

ack. "The truth is, today I married my ex-fi

ht the conversation was over, that he wo

again, with a t

m to forget. You were the one wh

n. The one that mattered.

And don't give me that speech you gave in t

ment that would define the foundation of their

She chose the bruta

fears and resents the most." Her voice

t, a silent invitatio

ge I could possibly devise. Every time he has to call me Mrs. Carlisle, every time he sees me sitting besid

"It proves that he didn't destroy me. It proves that

u are Julian Carlisle. The man in charge. Marrying you gives me mo

laid her ambition and her hatred bare for

g. She wondered if she had gone too far

ite decipher. It sounded almost like... admiration. "An honest

correctly. This man didn't value sentiment. He

mmarized, his voice a low murmu

The lamplight now cast his silhouette against the far wall. "So, as your ally in t

at you and every gold-digger who sees you as a target. You get an ally in managing a rebellious son. And you get a partner w

ght have been a smile. "It sou

n, the silhouet

he room dissipated, replaced

ce the organ had fallen silent this morning,

that maybe, just maybe, this disastrous

tely into sleep, she hear

partnership, Miss Beaumo

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Flash Marriage: Becoming My Ex's Stepmother
Flash Marriage: Becoming My Ex's Stepmother
“Clara Beaumont stood at the altar of St. Patrick's Cathedral in her couture wedding gown, waiting for her groom. But the space beside her remained empty. Aidan Carlisle, the heir to a Wall Street empire, had just eloped with his mistress, leaving Clara to face New York's elite all by herself. The priest awkwardly suggested a retreat. Her own family looked terrified of the impending social ruin, while the groom's powerful relatives sat in cold, humiliated silence. The press crashed the doors, cameras clicking frantically to capture the pathetic, jilted bride. She was about to become the biggest joke in the city, her reputation completely destroyed by a man who didn't even have the courage to show up. A surge of ice-hot fury burned away her panic. Why should she be publicly executed for Aidan's betrayal? She refused to let him ruin her life while he walked away unpunished. The debt of honor belonged to the Carlisle family, and she was going to collect it. Instead of collapsing in tears, Clara calmly lifted her veil and locked eyes with Aidan's ruthless, billionaire father, Julian Carlisle. "Since your son has chosen to publicly humiliate both our families," her voice echoed through the dead silent cathedral. "Is there a Carlisle man present willing to take his place?" When Julian coldly offered his younger nephews as a fix, Clara shook her head and looked directly at the untouchable patriarch. "No. I choose you."”