Waking Up Married To The Cruel CEO

Chapter 2

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iend had been Ezekiel Simmons, Kasper's cousin. She would often

t Kasper had never ev

overnment clearances, he was the ultimate prize for every socialite. A man who possessed every conceivable advantage-background, intellect

made Hayden cur

r the first time that Hayden realized the old saying was true. She had a boyfriend, yet she had a

s his tablet screen. His tone was flat, yet laced wi

uffered a mild concussion, Hayden.

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look. He picked up the landline

ely ignored her existence. The atmosphere in the room was

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bewilderment, Hayden o

tes. Instead, she walked her to a small bedroom tucke

d briskly. "Mr. Avery has to go to the company tomo

ns, Mrs. Hayes left Hayden stan

nd was a co

er knees and sobbing softly. Hearing the commotion, she immediately dropped

't want to sleep a

e girl's features were almost a carbon copy of her own. Hayden'

d a da

ayden crouched down and gathered t

shly steamed custard bun. It made a person want to take a b

her voice trembling uncontrollably,

yden's forehead. She offered sweet, childish comfort. "Mommy, no pain, no pai

her soul lea

she had not only slept with Kasper Ave

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Waking Up Married To The Cruel CEO

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“I woke up in a cold, unfamiliar bedroom with a splitting headache, zero memories of the last five years, and my body covered in bruises. The man lying beside me was Kasper Avery, the ruthless billionaire I remembered as my sister's fiancé. But he coldly informed me that we had been married for five years, and the four-year-old girl calling me "Mommy" was our daughter. He looked at me with pure, unadulterated disgust. He forced me to swallow birth control pills, made me work as his lowly secretary, and when I tried to resign, he threatened to bankrupt my family's business to keep me on a tight leash. Desperate for the truth, I searched the internet, only to find an old article showing my sister had actually married Kasper's brother. My entire reality was a twisted lie orchestrated by everyone I knew. Why was I married to a monster who clearly hated me? Why was my daughter given my maiden name instead of his? Suffocating in this glittering cage, I secretly called an outsider whose name I found in a file, praying he was the lifeline to my past. "Who is this?" Kasper's icy voice suddenly echoed through the line. He had intercepted the call in real-time. Staring at my bugged phone, I realized I wasn't just a wife, but a prisoner in a digital panopticon-and if I wanted to escape, I had to tear his empire down from the inside.”