Married a Secret Billionaire

“Go look at that.” He pointed at the big box in the corner.

Cordelia was stunned. “Did Seth bring it?”

Zephyr nodded, “Remember the wedding dress I bought the next day we got married?”

Of course, she remembered that.

It was $4,000. It pained her so much!

“It’s designer-made.” He chuckled. “It looks great. You’ll definitely be beautiful in it!”

Cordelia caressed the dress. The small diamonds complementing the dress were dazzling like the stars.

‘It’s a waste that we got married…’

“It’s okay.” Zephyr saw through what she was thinking and held tight to her hands. “Don’t I owe you a wedding?”

Cordelia looked at him with her eyes widened.

His coddling smile was like sugar—it was too sweet.

…

A few days later, he got all mysterious about taking her to a place.

It was on the outskirts of Jangasas. There were mountains around, like a beautiful, peaceful paradise on earth.

Creek water flowed from the rocks. A gothic church stood among the clouds. It was a unique scenery.

Cordelia was surprised and overjoyed. She watched with her widened eyes.

Zephyr held her hand to lead her in.

There was only an old priest in the church. As soon as he saw them, he revealed a kind smile and left after a short chat.

100 years. But this isn’t a tourist attraction, so not many people know about

wedding.” He chuckled as he looked at her. “There’s a room at the back. Go put on the

Cordelia nodded.

I… interrupt?” Cordelia pursed

out her husband was

Zephyr. He glared left and right as

he grumbled. “Don’t you see my wife is

of them were stunned

guilty, Seth smiled at Cordelia and

a neutral expression. He gave Zephyr a cryptic look, patted his shoulder,

laughed out

you laughing about?” Zephyr held

manliness smothered

into him coquettishly and stretched a finger, poking at

I got the timing

cheeky face. He suddenly had the desire to eat her

to hers, and his warm breath lingered around the tip of her nose. His voice was deep and

“Punish… me?”

smirked and bit her red

Her

was indulging in her

ring came. The wind chime at the door echoed as a few

went

covered his face and released a

would be the only people left, and

the counter and made coffee with her head held low. The blush on her

her and hugged her tiny waist. However, the person in his embrace struggled, signaling him that there were

to talk to her after she served the customers

He pointed at the big box in the