Refusing To Be His Perfect Replica, I Choose The Arranged Marriag by BlueMoone

Chapter 10

Our wedding transformed the ancestral Blackwood estate into a fairytale – Cartier diamonds dripping from crystal chandeliers, rare orchids cascading from centuries–old stone walls.

Castro and Oriana also arrived, invited guests under close surveillance.

Castro, still in his cast, leaned on Oriana while security guards watched their every move.

“Why invite them?” I whispered to Alexander.

His lips curved into that dangerous smile. “Better to keep your enemies where you can see them, darling.”

“You magnificent sadist,” William muttered, though his grin matched Alexander’s.

During our vows, chaos erupted. Castro shoved Oriana with surprising violence – her head caught the corner of a tabl

blood staining her pale silk Valentino.

He didn’t spare her a glance, just as he’d ignored my scalded skin that night, too consumed by his

obsession.

When he lunged forward, security moved with practiced efficiency, their suits rippling as they restrained him. The cathedral bells drowned his muffled protests in waves of joyous sound.

the ceremony, I approached them. Looking at Oriana’s devastated face, I asked softly. “Tell me now. do

matter. He never truly

cracked entirely. “You were my past, but Aveline – Aveline is my everything now. You destroyed it

but firm. “I found your study. I saw

a dying star, finally silenced.

with wicked promises about our wedding night. I feigned outrage, but melted when he captured my lips in a possessive kiss.

turned to cruel revenge against Oriana, systematically destroying

Chapter 10

When the Harrison. family unleashed their legal hounds, she jumped

company whole. Share prices plummeted as vulture capitalists circled, until the mighty Harrison empire

one call–ensuring Castro received the finest medical care.

pulled me close, his smile darkly playful. “I promised him a lifetime of watching your happiness, darling. Death would be too merciful

my darling husband is quite a scheming

rotect our light.

that his darkness would

me everything I could dream

world together, sharing laughter under starlit skies

his arms, I found the safety and warmth I had

we lived in perfect harmony.

to the United States

and I fell into the water at the same