Prenup at the Altar

Audrey Halliwell 24 stories

Summary

At the altar, moments from saying ‘I do’, Greyson Tylor humiliated me in with a last minute prenup in front of the entire world. As a billionaire heir to an old-money fortune, Greyson needed a marriage of convenience to clean up his public image. I needed the lease on the dilapidated coastal hotel my late mother died wanting to restore. It was supposed to be a marriage of convenience, but by the morning of our wedding, I was walking toward the man I was actually falling in love with. Then we reached the altar, and a last-minute, rewritten prenup was forced into my hands. Greyson’s voice was steady when he told me to prove I wasn't marrying him for wealth, but the terms of the contract were unreasonable. If I signed, I would forfeit my own hospitality empire, lose the hotel if we divorced, and surrender control over my career, my time, and my future children. So, I dropped my bouquet and walked out. I shattered his image for good, but I saved my dignity. What I didn't expect was for Greyson to break, too. Faced with the replacement his family chose for him, he finally reads the contract he handed me. He realizes that while he was busy protecting his business from a threat that didn't exist, he let the only woman who truly loved him walk away. Now, he’s ready to tear down his entire world to get me back—if I’ll ever let him. Features: Betrayal Left-at-the-altar Billionaire romance Marriage of convenience OWD (his family finds him a new fiancé) Groveling