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Unlocked the CEO's Chained Heart

Andriana "Andy" Bennett had lived her entire young life like a Princess, spoiled and loved by her parents and older brother. But tragedy struck her family, leaving her orphaned and alone. The Preston family took her in. Mr. Preston, her father's best friend, treated her like the daughter he never had, honoring his friendship with her father. However, Mrs. Preston only tolerated her presence. She had ensured that she would remember she never belonged in their family. Then, there were the handsome Preston brothers, Lucas, who treated her like she did not exist, and Tristan, who had become very close to her. Her life might not be perfect, but it was ok until she caught her boyfriend cheating on her on her 21st birthday. Wanting to get back at him, she dared to kiss her so-called brother, the older Preston brother, Lucas. What she did not expect was that he would kiss her back. Then, that was where the chaos started as she found herself on a roller coaster ride. She was engaged in a day, married in a week, and divorced two years after their contract ended. It sounded simple enough, but it was not. What would happen next?

bishop1275 · Urban
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Chapter 54

"How are you holding up, Tristan?" His friend looked at him with sympathy, probably seeing the heartache in his eyes as he watched his other friend from a distance.

Of course, he wanted to be happy for her, but he could not help but feel the pain of losing her. He wanted her, but it seemed fate was against him.

"What do you think?" He did not want others to know his deep secret. But somehow, this woman could read him like a book. He could not keep anything from her.

They had been friends for a long time. They probably knew almost everything they needed to know about each other, even their darkest secrets.

But, just like a good friend, they had promised to keep their secrets to the grave and never breathe the word to anyone else.

"I know it is hard, but you can't continue to do this to yourself. You need to move on." His friend counseled him, looking quite concerned. "You have to let her go."