The Heiress He Underestimated
Chapter 82 An Obsession
When he reached her, he didn’t say anything. He just pulled her into his arms, holding her so tight she could barely breathe. She felt him shaking.
“You,” he said into her hair, his voice rough. “You’re her. You’ve been her this whole time.”
“I’m sorry I didn’t tell you,” she whispered back. “I wanted to. Gosh, I wanted to so badly.”
He pulled back just enough to look at her face. His eyes were wet. “You built those cathedrals for me. Every word. You were building them for me before we even met.”
“I was building them for me too,” she said. “For everyone who’s ever felt trapped or alone or like they had to hide who they really are.”
“I can’t believe I got to marry you,” he said, and there was wonder in his voice. “Twice. I married you once as the brilliant doctor who saved my life. And now I get to marry you again as the writer who saved my soul.”
Elera was full–on crying now, not caring that there were hundreds of people watching, that cameras were recording every second of this. “We’re only legally married once,” she managed to say through her tears.
“Technicality,” he said, and then he surprised her and kissed her.
9
It wasn’t a performance kiss, not like the polite peck at their actual wedding. This was real. Deep and desperate and full of everything they’d been holding back for weeks. The crowd around them went wild. cheering and whistling.
When they finally broke apart, both breathless, Elera became aware of how many people were trying to get to her. Reporters. Fans. Other authors. It was a stampede.
Frost appeared at their side like a guardian angel. “We should move,” he said calmly. “Before this gets out of hand.”
“Agreed, Drakonius said, not letting go of Elera’s hand. “Back exit?”

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