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Substitute Marriage: Healing My Disabled Husband

Chapter 3 

Word Count: 918    |    Released on: Today at 15:46

Holm

d me, the mechanical lock clicking i

logs crackled in the fireplace, casting a dim red glow through a

ore through the dark corner to my left. A custom titan

e floor. The sharp edge of the stick blade grazed right past m

ng up, and grabbed the carbon-fiber shaft. I yanked the stick toward my c

stom heavy-duty wheelchair. Even seated, his broad shoulde

face. On his right cuff, a custom silver cufflink engraved with a soaring ea

thin lips curled up. Instead of letting go of the stick, his rough hand s

ologne washed over me as his deep,

Hollis raise a wildcat who

ping the needle tips

ur wedding gift for your leg

titanium stick clattered onto the marble floor, his long

ing like a country maid hides the fact that

stepped back, my gaze dropping to the lifeles

couple for the cameras, and I don't

chair over, sat down,

rs tapping a steady rhythm agains

My patience only lasts for peo

n to the NHL ice, and lift the Stanley Cup again. In exchange, you give me total

a spark popping in the hearth. Conl

sh sound full of fury. He leaned forward, the wheelchair tires

rts doctors in the league pronounced my motor neurons dead. You're a country substit

cause they can't cure yo

from my canvas bag and slid it a

ts are chewing on the bone, while below your ankles feels freezing

went tight, his hands gripping the edge of the

my medica

cle compensation in top athle

f his wheelchair, and pulled a thre

n minutes, I'll prove whether I'm qualified t

and falling hard. Red veins crept into the corners of his ey

I'll throw you off the third-floor balcony

ea

ough the thin fabric of his suit pants, I pressed my cool f

frame stiffened, his jaw cle

e between my index and middle fingers, and dro

ting guards echoed from the hallway outside, and the he

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Substitute Marriage: Healing My Disabled Husband
Substitute Marriage: Healing My Disabled Husband
“My adoptive family forced me to take my stepsister's place in a PR marriage to Conley Bond, a crippled, disgraced NHL captain. They threatened to dump my dead grandmother's belongings into the harbor if I refused. But they didn't know my grandmother was murdered outside Conley's estate, Kensington Manor, six years ago. The moment I stepped into the manor, I was treated like absolute garbage. The butler tried to break my shoulder, and Conley's family humiliated me at every turn. They even brought in top league doctors and armed federal marshals to arrest me. "She's a country fraud without a medical license! Take her to federal prison!" I stared at the hostile faces around me, my heart turning ice-cold. Why was the water in Kensington Manor so deep? Why was Conley secretly being poisoned by his own trusted cousin to rot in a wheelchair forever? And how did these hidden monsters connect to the ghosts who killed my grandmother? As the marshals swung the cold steel handcuffs toward my wrists, Conley suddenly grabbed my hand, his previously paralyzed legs twitching with life. I smiled behind my thick glasses. It was time for me, top international neurosurgeon and underground operative "Frost", to cure the captain and drag every killer out into the fire.”