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After Three Years in Prison, I Married the Ruthless Billionaire

Chapter 7 

Word Count: 808    |    Released on: Today at 14:17

Barrett's hand, he snatched it back as if bur

my pressure. His dark blue eyes churned with suppres

hissed, the words squeezed through

ed it again: his condition was real. But her touch hadn't trig

g weakness, her hand pressed to her forehead. "Perh

"Mr. Barrett," creating a

touch hadn't brought the expected disgust. Instead, it was like

didn't lash out. He just spat out a cold, "S

almost like a hasty escape, a triumphant sm

n the mansion's garden. He was on the ph

d a short distance away, trimming

t walked straight toward

nt?" he demanded, his g

e something wrong with that?" Chloe held up

closer, his tall shadow engulfing her. "The Mitchell

ep forward, closing the distance between them. She stood on her to

inst his chest. Through the fabric, she

ld I use?" she asked, tilting her head up at him. Her

nned into silence, Chloe rose on her toe

t. There was no aggression. It was s

way immediately. He smelled the faint scent of roses on her,

. He grabbed her wrist, pulling her away

lf killed?" His voice was hoarse, his eyes

pain, her gaze unwavering. Then she gave him a deliberately innocent smil

rip tighten. Something dark flashed through his eyes. She was his co

her skin had suddenly burn

asked softly. "

ickly, as though staying another second would force

watching his hasty retreat. She

given her. That afternoon, under the pretext of "sourcing design references

familiar logo. The events of three years a

design department. As she passed the executive of

lightly ajar. From within came the sound

oor. What she saw made her blood run cold. Jessica Sinclair was perched

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After Three Years in Prison, I Married the Ruthless Billionaire
After Three Years in Prison, I Married the Ruthless Billionaire
“Three years in prison. A ruined face. A fiancé and a cousin who stole everything she had. Chloe Sinclair woke up in a hotel room wearing nothing but a strange man's shirt. A dead man lay beside her. Before she could explain, reporters stormed in. Her fiancé, Brandan, accused her of cheating and murder in front of every camera. Her cousin, Jessica, crushed Chloe's fingers beneath her heel and whispered: "Your designs, your name, and Brandan-everything you had is mine now." By the end of the day, Chloe had lost her engagement, her reputation, and her future. By the end of the trial, she was a convicted killer. They thought three years in prison would destroy her. Instead, it gave her time to remember every face, every lie, and every debt. After a suspicious prison fire left her disfigured, a mysterious benefactor paid for her facial reconstruction and gave her a new identity. Three years later, Chloe Martin walked free with only two things left from her old life: a canary diamond cufflink from the crime scene-and a promise that everyone who ruined Chloe Sinclair would pay. Then the powerful Mitchell family offered her a deal. Marry Cullen Mitchell, their comatose heir, and they would give her the money, protection, and influence she needed to reclaim Sinclair Group. Chloe signed without hesitation. But on her wedding night, the man who walked into her room was not her unconscious husband. It was Barrett Mitchell-the ruthless billionaire who controlled the Mitchell empire and despised every woman who tried to get close to him. Every woman except Chloe. Soon, she discovered that the marriage contract was hiding an even darker secret. Legally, she might never have married Cullen at all. She might already be Barrett Mitchell's wife. Now Chloe must seduce the man who hates her, expose the conspiracy that sent her to prison, and take back everything Brandan and Jessica stole. But the closer Barrett gets to her, the more dangerous the truth becomes. Because the cufflink she carried out of that hotel room may belong to someone inside the Mitchell family.”