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The Jilted Blind Bride's Spectacular Comeback

Chapter 9 

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The Jilted Blind Bride's Spectacular Comeback
The Jilted Blind Bride's Spectacular Comeback
“For three years, I lived in pitch-black darkness, relying entirely on the gentle promises of my fiancé, Cory. But on the morning my vision miraculously returned, I pried open his locked desk drawer and found our marriage certificate stamped with bright red ink: VOID. Right underneath was a gold-embossed wedding invitation for today. The groom was Cory, and the bride was Chasity Owen. I rushed to the hotel, hiding behind my dark sunglasses and white cane, only to watch them share a passionate kiss by the champagne fountain. Chasity cornered me in the bridal dressing room, grabbing my chin and mocking me for being a blind idiot. "You were just a cheap shield he used to stall his family's marriage arrangements. Now that he has his trust fund, a defective piece of trash like you isn't needed anymore." Cory even froze my credit cards, boasting to his assistant that without his charity, I would be crawling back on my knees begging in three days. To make matters worse, my adoptive parents threatened me, forcing me to marry a notoriously violent, bipolar billionaire in Manhattan just to spare their precious biological daughter. Every sweet word Cory had ever whispered was a sickening joke. They all thought I was just a helpless, blind pawn, completely at their mercy. But they had no idea my eyes were fully healed. I calmly severed the hidden seams of Chasity's couture gown, dropped Cory's cheap ring down a sewer grate, and turned my back on them all. Instead of running away, I walked straight into the armored SUV of that terrifying billionaire, ready to play the game by my own rules.”