My Sister Threw Away Her Fiancé Like Trash So I Married Him Instead Chapter 06

My Sister Threw Away Her Fiancé Like Trash So I Married Him Instead Chapter 06

I walked out.

Behind me, Aurora screamed every name she could think of, and Harrison West made a cold dismissive

sound.

The golden text was gleeful.

[The West family has no idea what’s coming when they find out who Samuel really is.]

[Willow’s a schemer, sure – but she’s got better instincts than all of them combined.]

[Still don’t get why Samuel actually went through with it though. Just because of the baby?]

The wedding was nothing.

A trip to city hall. A few signatures.

Samuel kept his face neutral the whole time, like he was filling out paperwork.

“Once the baby’s born, we divorce.”

“Fine.”

The day after the wedding, Samuel drove me somewhere.

A gated neighborhood, the most exclusive in New York. An estate that covered close to an acre.

“This is yours now. Don’t push your luck wanting more.”

I stared at what looked like something out of a magazine, smiling so hard my face hurt.

I was about to thank him when I heard a familiar voice.

“Willow? What are you doing here?”

I turned around.

Old faces. Aurora on Theodore’s arm, the rest of the Wests and Aldriches trailing behind them.

She looked me over slowly, red lips pulling into something mean. “Since when do people who dig through

dumpsters get let into places like this?”

Then her eyes moved to Samuel.

She went still.

He wasn’t performing poverty anymore.

He was wearing a dark charcoal suit that made the other men in the group look like they’d shopped at a gas

station. And the way he stood, no anger, no effort, just presence, made the air around him feel different.

“Samuel?” Aurora’s voice came out uncertain. “It is you.”

Samuel didn’t even glance at her. He stepped to my side.

“Let’s go,” he said, to me, only to me.

The complete dismissal lit a fire in Aurora.

“Two broke losers who snuck in here somehow. What did you do, steal those clothes? Or dig them out of a

bin?”

Theodore added his piece. “Oh, it’s the guy who took twenty years of my family’s investment and turned out

to be a stranger. Living well? Find yourself a rich woman to leech off?”

The Aldrich parents flinched away from Samuel like he was something offensive, and Harrison looked at me

with the full weight of his disappointment.

“Willow, cut this man loose right now. I have someone in mind for you. Mr. Sterling just lost his wife, he’s

looking for someone, he’s older but financially sound. No need to start from scratch, he already has kids.”

I smiled pleasantly. “Sounds wonderful. Why don’t you offer Aurora instead?”

Aurora’s face went purple.

“Security!” she shrieked. “Remove these two – they don’t belong here!”

Several men came quickly.

They stopped when they reached Samuel.

The estate’s head of staff, silver-haired, composed, unmistakably not someone who made mistakes, stepped

forward and bowed at a perfect ninety degrees.

“Don Samuel. Welcome back. What do you need from us today?”