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Flash Marriage To My Mysterious Disabled Husband

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 1070    |    Released on: 23/09/2026

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oldfir Creek smelled of wet wool

glass windows as I walked through the heavy double doors,

enches near the main counter, their hushed laughter m

nd registry witnesses were whispering behind their clipboards, thei

him," a young woman whispered, adjusting her silk scarf. "Left him

's completely ruined. Since that carriage wreck in the mountains three years ago, he hasn't taken a single step without that wheelchair. On top of that, the

toward the furthest alcove where

s in a custom, matt

try hall, the cut of his bone structure

as if sculpted from flawless, white marble by

espoke charcoal coat, and a heavy cashmere blank

olute, unnerv

apping of fingers, no visibl

silence that pushed the rest

amp skirt and walked direc

t the slate floor, the only sou

oking straight down into eyes that were an i

at the desk," I said, keeping my voice s

locking onto mine with the cold weight of a preda

opping several degrees below the am

dn't

until the skin on the back of my neck

lden stare without blinking, "let's get married instead. A legal contrac

arch appeared o

, velvet baritone that resonated through m

his tone. "I am a crippled outcast. A man who cannot walk, stripped of his family succe

ds. "I have my own career and my own assets to protect from the Maddox family. I need a valid, legally binding marriage before five o'clock

died my face for se

atures as if searching for a hidden came

found nothing but the quiet, imp

brief, imperceptible gesture toward

ccable black suit stepped silently out of t

tly, never breaking eye cont

nd placed a heavy sheet of aged vellum across

ndard county mar

dnight-blue wax was an ancient crest bear

legant calligraphy, were the

legal solidarity, shared residence, and u

I picked up the silver fountain pen from the de

an Wi

out to take the p

eavy signet ring crafted from dark silver and se

cking coldness shot through my skin-a temperature so far be

ound, refusi

ellum in a flawless, fluid sweep,

antly, turning an

handing the vellum back to

d eyes unreadable as he rested hi

ngings and bring you to my estate in the w

the deep shadows of the private corridor, vanishin

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Flash Marriage To My Mysterious Disabled Husband
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“For five years, I poured my blood and sweat into restoring ancient manuscripts to save my fiancé Chalmers's family business from bankruptcy. But on the morning of our wedding, he abandoned me at the altar. He rushed off to comfort his childhood friend, Edla, who claimed to have a catastrophic injury. Under local guild laws, if I wasn't legally married by sunset, Chalmers's family would seize the proprietary rights to every single manuscript I had restored. When I went home to pack my things, Edla showed up leaning on Chalmers, wearing bandages stained with fake bakery dye and a luxury sweater that still had the anti-theft tag attached. She cried theatrical tears, begging me not to punish Chalmers. Instead of seeing her obvious lies, Chalmers called me a heartless, spiteful statue. He demanded I apologize, arrogantly offering a cheap steak dinner as compensation for my ruined wedding. He sneered that no man in town would ever marry a penniless orphan like me, and I would be begging on his doorstep by the end of the week. I looked at the man I had supported through 47 of Edla's orchestrated emergencies, feeling utterly disgusted by his endless manipulation and greed. Did he really think my dignity and my life's work were worth so little? I threw his cheap engagement ring directly into the greasy trash can. Then, I walked straight into the municipal registry hall and proposed to Everette Holmes-a paralyzed, debt-ridden outcast who radiated an unnerving, freezing aura. This time, I would rather tie my fate to a dangerous stranger than let Chalmers own my future.”