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Chapter 15 

“Shea, you’ve got a husband, right? What’s his deal? Is he so broke he can’t even afford dinner at The Starlight Table? How pathetic.” 

Aria clicked her tongue twice, her tone dripping with mockery. 

This was the man Shea married? 

A back-view stunner who turned out to be broke! 

“Ignore her,” Shea murmured, leaning closer to Hansen. “She’s just like a pest. She’s harmless but annoying.” 

Hansen let out a low chuckle. 

As he turned his head toward Shea, Aria caught a glimpse of his face. 

Her expression changed in an instant. She froze, eyes widening as she stared at Hansen in 

disbelief. 

The man standing before her was devastatingly handsome. 

He was the most strikingly handsome man she’d ever laid eyes on. 

At first, she’d assumed he was one of those men who only looked good from behind with broad 

shoulders and a confident stance, but with a face that ruined the illusion. 

Not only that, his aura alone was overwhelming, but when he looked at Shea with that tender gaze and faint smile, Aria could only stare in a daze. 

If he ever looked at her that way or smiled at her like that… 

The thought alone sent heat rushing to her cheeks. 

Shea noticed the flush on Aria’s face, and for a brief moment, she felt both exasperated and stung by a flicker of jealousy. 

What was Aria staring at? That was her man. 

She stepped forward abruptly, blocking Aria’s view of Hansen, then rolled her eyes with unmistakable disdain. 

“Don’t you think it’s rude to stare at someone else’s husband like that?” 

Shea clenched her jaw. “Never seen a man before? Quit gawking before your eyes pop out.” 

Snapped out of her daze by Shea’s sharp tone, Aria flushed in embarrassment. 

But more than that, she felt jealous. 

That was Shea’s husband? 

Aria had thought that after Shea was abandoned by Lance, no decent man would ever look at her 

twice. 

After all, she was the woman left at her own wedding. What kind of respectable, high-quality man 

would want her now? 

If anyone did, it should’ve been some ugly, old, penniless loser. 

How could it be this handsome man standing before her? 

“He’s even better-looking than Lance…” Aria ground her teeth in bitter resentment. 

And he had the charisma to match. 

At that thought, Aria’s gaze toward Shea sharpened, her words growing increasingly harsh. 

“He’s nothing but a pretty face. What good are his looks if he’s just a poor man?” 

But Shea felt no sting from the remark. It was like scratching an itch. 

She smiled sweetly, looping her arm through Hansen’s. She tilted her head innocently. “Thank 

you 

for calling my husband handsome! You seem so worked up. Could it be… jealousy?” 

“You!” 

“Oh dear, did I hit a nerve?” Shea’s smile widened, almost dazzling. “Look at that! I almost forgot how old and ugly someone’s fiance is. Don’t get upset, Aria. I wasn’t talking about you.” 

To turn Aria’s own vicious tactics back on her felt absolutely exhilarating. 

Aria was absolutely furious. 

She had thought that seducing Lance would secure her place in the Grant family, but his parents looked down on her completely. After all, she was only a recently acknowledged daughter of a wealthy family. 

They believed she didn’t measure up to their social standing. 

Meanwhile, Justin, placing the Carrington family’s interests above all else, forced her into a marriage against her will. The groom was wealthy but hideously ugly. 

Just imagining his face made Aria feel sick to her stomach. 

“Shea, you bitch!” 

Rage boiling over, Aria immediately raised her hand, ready to slap Shea. 

Before Shea could react, Hansen grabbed Aria’s wrist and hurled her across the room. 

Aria crashed onto the floor, her knees scraping painfully against the ground. 

Hansen glared at her. “Trying to lay a hand on my wife? My family doesn’t have a tradition of letting women get away with that.” 

He rubbed his wrist casually, poised as if ready to strike again at any moment. 

Terrified, Aria scrambled backward, then clumsily struggled to her feet. 

“You… you’re insane! Acting like some romantic hero, but you’re just a penniless nobody! And you think you have the right to dine at a place like this?” 

She kept moving backward, carefully maintaining her distance from him. 

Her constant chatter about Hansen being poor irritated Shea. Did having money really give her the right to insult others so casually? 

Before Shea could speak up to defend Hansen, the restaurant manager of The Starlight Table. appeared, flanked by a large entourage, and strode straight toward Hansen. 

“Mr. Grant, the private room you requested is ready. You may proceed to dine at any time.” 

Hansen gave a faint nod. 

Shea was instantly dumbfounded. What was going on? 

She wasn’t the only one stunned. Aria, beside her, looked even more bewildered and incredulous. 

When Hansen reached for Shea’s hand to lead her inside, Aria immediately stepped forward to block them, glaring angrily at the restaurant manager. 

“What the hell is going on here? I had to make a reservation and wait in line just to get in, while 

they don’t even need to?” 

As she spoke, a sudden realization struck her. The restaurant manager had addressed Hansen as 

Mr. Grant. Everything clicked instantly. 

He must be referring to Lance! 

“Are you sure you’ve got the wrong person? He’s not Mr. Grant! I’m the one who reserved the private room!” Aria exclaimed. 

The restaurant manager frowned, watching her dramatic outburst. “And who might you be?” 

“This private room was booked by Lance as a surprise for me, wasn’t it? After all, I’m his fiancee!” 

Aria lifted her chin, her expression full of haughtiness. 

After saying this, she shot Shea a defiant glance. 

She would stop at nothing to marry Lance! Claiming to be his fiancee was completely justified. 

“Lance? I’m sorry, but I don’t recognize that name. I only know this man, Mr. Grant,” the restaurant manager said. 

Then, with polite deference, he ushered Hansen and Shea inside. 

Aria froze, stunned. “Impossible! You must be mistaken! He’s just a penniless nobody! How could he possibly- 

“Miss, please do not disturb our honored guests.” 

As he guided Hansen and Shea further inside, he signaled an employee, who immediately stepped forward to block Aria at the doorway. 

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“What do you mean I can’t come in?” Aria stared at the employee in disbelief. “Do you even know who I am? How dare you block me? The owner of this restaurant is close to the Grant family, right? My fiance, Lance, is a Grant too!” 

The employee kept a polite smile, signaling the security staff at the entrance to step forward. 

“I’m sorry, miss, but you cannot enter.” 

Aria instantly flew into a rage. She cursed at the waiter. 

“Just wait! I’m calling Lance right now, and he’ll deal with you!” 

 

flash marriage to the secret president

flash marriage to the secret president

Status: Ongoing

Chapter 1 — Long Emotional Summary (10 Parts | ~1000 Words)

Part 1 — A City Brought to Its Knees

Ulta’s international airport sat at a standstill.
Security teams lined the terminal. Airspace closed. VIP corridors sealed.
It wasn’t war—
it was power.

A group of high-ranking elites sat nervously inside the VIP lounge, pretending to read, pretending to breathe normally.
They were here for one man—
Mr. Grant, the mysterious and untouchable president whose name alone shook countries and stock markets.

And yet…
without warning, his plane simply never landed.

The greatest men in Ulta waited—pointlessly.
He had come to this city.
But not for them.


Part 2 — The Unknown Destination

Gasps spread when the assistant rushed in:

“His jet landed at a private strip—he went to the Carrington family.”

Silence. Shock. Confusion.

Carrington?
A minor wealthy family.
Not at the level to receive kings.

The mayor’s voice shook:

“Find out who they are.”

None of them dared ask the obvious question:

Who exactly was waiting for Mr. Grant at that house?


Part 3 — A Bride in Waiting

At the Carrington mansion,
Shea Carrington sat alone in her dressing room in a stunning wedding gown.
White lace. Pearl veil. Eyes full of quiet hope.

Today should have been her dream—
her wedding to Lance Grant, the man she once believed she would build a future with.

Yet joy refused to exist in her expression
because the groom was nowhere to be found.

Her phone buzzed—
a video message from her stepsister, Aria Carrington.


Part 4 — The Knife Hidden in the Video

Shea opened it.

Hospital room.
Aria's voice—weak, fragile, weaponized.

“Lance, I’m sorry you had to skip your wedding to take care of me…”

Then the man appeared.
Her fiancé.
Her groom.
Peeling apples for another woman.

He smiled softly—
a smile Shea had dreamed would be for her today.

Aria whispered about the wedding.
Lance paused—
and delivered words colder than death:

“I never wanted to marry her.”

The screen blacked out.
So did Shea’s heart.


Part 5 — Betrayed by Blood

Tears blurred her vision as she called her parents—
searching for support, protection, love.

Instead, she found abandonment.

“Shea, love can’t be forced. Step aside.”

They didn’t console.
They didn’t comfort.
They didn’t ask how she felt.

They simply tossed her aside—
like a wrong puzzle piece that never belonged.

Then—click.
They hung up.

It wasn’t just a fiancé who betrayed her.
It was family.

Because since the truth surfaced—
that Shea was switched at birth
and Aria was the “real” Carrington daughter—
they had slowly stripped Shea of belonging.

Today, they completed it.


Part 6 — The Girl With No Place

A wedding hall full of guests.
Family choosing blood over loyalty.
A fiancé choosing infidelity over vows.

Her heart trembled, knees weak, but her voice still held steel.

She told the officiant:

“The wedding will continue.”

She wouldn’t run.
She wouldn’t break in a corner.
She would face the humiliation
with dignity like armor.


Part 7 — The Bride Who Refused to Bow

She walked into the grand hall alone.
Gasps. Whispers. Eyes sharp and hungry for gossip.

She took the mic, voice steady:

“Thank you for coming. The groom… will not be attending.”

Shock rippled.
Silence thickened.

Then she asked the unthinkable:

“Whoever steps forward now will become my husband.”

It was bold.
Wild.
Desperate yet fearless.

She was done being discarded.
She was done letting others choose her fate.


Part 8 — The World Turned Away

But courage is lonely.

Not a single person moved.
Not one man dared stand.

Not because she wasn't worthy—
but because her fiancé and her family were powerful.

No one wanted to offend them.

So she stood there, dressed in white,
a queen without a kingdom—
humiliated under a thousand eyes.

Her fingers clenched.
Her throat ached.
She swallowed her pride like glass.

Even alone, she stood tall.


Part 9 — The Doors Open

Silence strangled the room.

Then—
the massive doors opened again.

Footsteps echoed.
Slow. Commanding. Inevitable.

A tall man walked in—
flawless suit, storm-dark eyes, presence sharp as a blade.

Air shifted.
Heads turned.
He wasn't merely someone—he was power walking on two feet.

His gaze locked on Shea.
No pity.
No hesitation.

Just certainty.


Part 10 — The Sentence That Changed Everything

He stood before her
as if this moment had always belonged to him.

His voice rolled through the hall—
deep, steady, unchallengeable.

“I’ll marry you.”

Every guest froze.
Every whisper died.
And the city, unbeknownst to itself, shifted.

Shea’s tears stilled.
Her heart, shattered seconds ago, paused in shock.

Because this man…
was the same man the entire city had just blocked roads for.
The man the mayor was kneeling to greet.

Mr. Grant had not gone to the Carringtons for business.
He came to claim his bride.

And this flash marriage
was only the beginning
of Ulta’s most explosive love-and-power story.

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