Marry Me Twice (Kennedy and Charlotte) novel Chapter 1

In a dark room, Charlotte was lying alone on a big soft bed, barely covered under the quilt.

Tonight was her wedding night with the Moore family’s Second Young Master.

However, there were no weddings nor banquets; there was only the rear view of a middle-aged man in a wheelchair and his unkind words—wash her clean and send her to my bed. I want to inspect her.

Inspect her…

To him, she was just a commodity for their mutually beneficial exchange.

Suddenly, the door opened, and Charlotte’s entire body tensed up as she grabbed the quilt tightly.

Rumor had it that the Second Young Master of the Moore family was a hideous man with a violent temper. It was said that after he turned impotent due to his disability, he had been moodier than ever.

There were even rumors that he had jinxed his five ex-wives to death. Thus, no one in the city, even those who were eyeing the wealth of the Moore family, dared to marry off their daughters to him.

However, the Wilson family was an exception.

The Wilson family was in a dire financial state because their company’s source of capital had been cut off, and they were on the verge of bankruptcy. Her father’s decision to take up a loan from high-interest loan sharks had plunged the group and the Wilson family into greater crisis.

Debt collectors showed up one after another and viciously threatened to kill them.

It was at that time, their savior—the Moore family—appeared. Her parents were reluctant to sacrifice her innocent younger sister, so in turn, they sent her, who was a divorcee, to them.

Guilt-tripped by her father’s pleas, Charlotte came here in her sister’s stead to marry the terrible Second Young Master of the Moore family.

As the sounds of the wheelchair moving across the floor got louder, Charlotte held her breath nervously.

Through the darkness, she could see a figure coming closer and closer to her…

The quilt was suddenly lifted, and then a giant hand started stroking her body. His hands were just like him—rough and cold.