Mistaken Night With My Paper Husband

companied by an intense, full-body ache tha

rge for her. The collar gaped open, and in the dim morning light, sh

skull. She pried her eyes open, the lavish silk of a pil

er, and the contents of her stomach threatened to rise. As the fog in h

and disjointed, pierce

been in a nominal marriage for four years and the man was still alive, she ought to mee

ICU, and they had never met. Her visit to the hotel yesterday wasn't out of submission to her adoptive fath

rehand that Cameron Hayes had a powerful background and the Galloway family absolutely

ding her a glass of champa

her throbbing temples. Her cheeks were burning, her mind in turmoil, a

ought was her husband's room. When no one answered, feeling nervous an

faint yellow glow of a bedside lamp, she saw a

y struck with profound shock. The warm light traced his exquisi

ays thought of as a short-lived invalid, had not o

kind of terrifyingly deep background this frail ma

ually pale, and he exuded a shattered yet dangerously captivating aura that was incredib

the intense heat within her body flared completely out of control. It was then she rea

dibly fast, making her entire body burn and her limbs too heavy to escape. Her gaze w

rabbing her wrist. The potent drug completely erupted, surging madly throu

eason and struggling to break free, but the sleeping man's g

o his chest. Her senses were magnified infinitely; she could clearly hear their in

hazy mind: Four years ago, I was forced to marry him. Now, having him

tirely dominated by the drug. She actively clung to him, taking

sing their positions and pinning her down. They had