Forced Marriage With The Billionaire.

Forced Marriage With The Billionaire

“Forced Marriage With The Billionaire”, authored by Raven Silver is a Billionaire novel where a protagonist finds herself entangled in a marriage to the powerful Emperor Laszlo. Faced with the daunting task of navigating both the treacherous politics of the royal court and the enigmatic personality of her husband, she must confront her own fears and desires while struggling to assert her independence in a world where she is constantly under scrutiny. As tensions rise and secrets unravel, she finds herself embroiled in a dangerous game of power and passion, where every move could mean the difference between life and death.”

Forced Marriage With The Billionaire Blurb

“Laszlo, please, put me down this instant!” I demanded, my voice echoing through the grand hall. But he paid no heed to my protest, his grip firm as he held me aloft.

My mind raced with panic and embarrassment. How could I have been so reckless as to address the emperor by his first name, let alone yell at him in front of the entire Royal Staff? I felt the weight of my mistake bearing down on me, like chains tightening around my chest.

As he finally lowered me to the ground, Laszlo’s eyes bore into mine with a chilling intensity. I couldn’t help but shiver under his gaze, the icy blue of his eyes piercing through me like shards of glass. Was he going to punish me? The thought sent a shiver down my spine.

“If you weren’t my wife and Empress,” he began, his voice low and dangerous, “things would be very different indeed. But rules must be upheld, even within the confines of our marriage.” His words sent a cold chill through me, and I braced myself for whatever punishment he deemed fit.

With a scowl, he moved closer, and before I could react, I found myself being lifted effortlessly into the air once more. Panic surged through me as I realized what he was about to do. I was powerless to stop him as he effortlessly swung me over his shoulder, leaving me dangling upside down like a helpless ragdoll.

As I lay there, utterly humiliated and at his mercy, I couldn’t help but curse my own foolishness. Today, it seemed, I was truly and utterly screwed.