Wait, She’s a Billionaire by Ms. Shadow

Chapter 689

The days leading up to the wedding were particularly agonizing.

Sheena spent the last two days in a daze.

On the eve of the wedding, Nathaniel had the wedding gown delivered to her small apartment.

She gently touched the expensive couture wedding gown before her, feeling an ironic twist of fate.

This was her first wedding ceremony, the second time donning a wedding gown.

She had thought she would never have the chance to wear one again, only to find herself marrying a man she did not love.

Nathaniel stood at the doorway of her room, silently observing her.

“Nana, do you like it? I had Laubabwe’s most renowned designer spend a week creating it. It’s the only one of its kind in the world.”

Sheena withdrew her hand from the gown, her expression calm as she sat at the edge of the bed.

“Why are you here?”

“These days, I’ve been keeping my promise and taking care of Lionel according to your wishes. His injuries have healed considerably. You don’t need to worry about him anymore.”

Sheena breathed a sigh of relief but did not say anything.

Nathaniel explained the plan, “Once we officially conduct the wedding ceremony, I’ll release Lionel from the dungeon. During our beautiful night together, I’ll have someone deliver Clear to Lionel, and he’ll be on a flight back to Froania that very night.”

“Got it.”

back the covers and

I’m tired

won’t disturb your

closed the door

apartment.

left, Sheena sat up on the bed, staring at the

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Corey had given her on the dressing table.

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Lionel had received Clear, she was prepared to die with Nathaniel if

be over soon!

same night, at the same time, someone with a special pardon entered the dungeon

heard the sound of the cell door

figure disguised as a guard

woke up, swiftly sitting up with alert

couldn’t wait and sent you to finish me off quietly?”

pocket and handed it to Lionel, saying,

examined the

Gale release

helping him unlock the heavy ankle

soon find out the answer.”

walking out of the cell with

to treat him, but the medications used were far from effective. The pain was excruciating, and his wounds kept reopening and

injuries