My Sister Stole My Wedding, So I Took Her Husband's Company
My Sister Stole My Wedding, So I Took Her Husband's Company
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One hour before her wedding, Elise Wright is locked in a room by the people she trusted most—her parents and her younger sister, Lillian.
By the time she escapes, the ceremony is already underway… with Lillian walking down the aisle in her place, marrying the man Elise loved for five years.
Humiliated and abandoned, Elise walks away from what she thought was her future.
But Elise is not the weak, obedient daughter her family believes her to be.
Hidden within her late grandfather’s will lies a secret that changes everything—Elise is the majority shareholder of Celestial Holdings, a multi-billion-dollar tech empire… and the silent force funding her ex-fiancé Adrian Blake’s entire company.
When Elise steps into power, everything shifts.
Contracts collapse. Investments disappear. Empires crumble.
Now Adrian is desperate. Lillian’s “perfect marriage” begins to crack. And the Wright family finally realizes they chose the wrong daughter.
They took her wedding.
But Elise will take their world.
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Chapter 1: The Locked BrideElise Wright had always imagined that the morning of her wedding would feel like a dream.Soft light would pour through the windows. Her mother would fuss over the veil. Her father would pretend not to cry. And somewhere, just beyond the doors, Adrian would be waiting for her—steady, certain, and hers.Instead, the room felt like a cage.The bridal suite was too quiet. The air was thick with tension, like the calm before a storm that had already decided to destroy everything in its path.“Elise, hold still.”Her mother’s voice broke the silence, sharp and impatient as she adjusted the delicate lace along Elise’s shoulder. The touch was not gentle. It never had been.Elise forced a small smile, though unease coiled tightly in her chest. “You’ve already fixed it three times.”“It has to be perfect,” her mother replied without looking at her.Perfect.The word lingered, hollow.Elise glanced at the mirror. The woman staring back at her looked flawless—her gown tailored to perfection, her makeup soft and elegant, her hair swept into a style she had spent weeks choosing.She should have felt happy.Instead, something felt wrong.Her gaze shifted, catching the reflection of the others in the room.Her father stood near the door, arms crossed, his expression unreadable. He wasn’t checking his watch or making nervous jokes like she had expected. He looked… still.
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