CEO's Unexpected Bride
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In the continuation of "Forced Marriage With CEO," the narrative centers around Aaron Black, the son of Myra and Austin Black. Once a cold-hearted, arrogant figurehead of the powerful Black family, he found himself bound in an unexpected union with a kind-hearted woman. On their wedding day, chaos ensued. A middle-aged man approached the bride, who trembled, asking, "Who is he?" To Aaron's surprise, she answered, "Aaron." He couldn't believe she recognized him. "You did this, Elaina? You're running away with him on your wedding day?" the man exclaimed furiously. "Dad, I love him," she replied, standing her ground. Aaron, shocked, yelled, "Who the hell are you? And you're calling her a bitch?" He questioned her, not knowing her at all. "I've only known her for fifteen minutes," she defended herself. "Silence, boy," the man commanded. Desperate for help, Aaron tried to call for backup, but his father snatched his phone away. "This is Subhash Malhotra. My daughter's wedding day turned into a disaster because your son tried to snatch her," he informed Mr. Malhotra, exasperated. Upon hearing the situation, Myra arrived, and the man explained everything. "What should we do?" she asked, concerned. "My reputation is at risk. Make your son marry my daughter immediately," Mr. Malhotra demanded sternly. Furious, Aaron roared, "Mom, I swear I didn't do anything! She's manipulating me!" But Myra's next words shattered him. "Aaron, please... marry her." His heart breaking, Aaron cried out, "Mom..." As they went through the wedding rituals, he tightly held her hand, whispering, "You'll regret crossing the great Aaron Black." She winced in pain, silently vowing, "I won't."

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