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Falling For My Accidental CEO Husband

Waking up from a coma was the least of Serena’s worries when she finds out she’s married! She can’t remember who she is. Her parents are plotting to kill her. What does a young woman do in such a situation? She traps her handsome rich husband ofcourse! Serena will not let him go until she uncovers the truth. Aiden Hawk married for convenience. Blackmailed by his grandmother, he came up with the perfect plan. Marry a woman on her deathbed and play the role of her grieving lover. When she passes away, he would be free to do as he pleased! But to everyone's surprise, she came back alive! What’s more, she’s sticking to him like glue! Will their accidental marriage work out or will they be separared for ever? *Picture credits: Queenfrieza Snippet: Her eyes widened in shock when he walked over to lock the hospital room door with a click. "What are you doing?" she asked shakily. She did not like the look on his face. He raised a brow and smirked, raising the corner of his mouth. "What do you think I'm doing?" "Why… why did you lock the door?" "My wife...You've woken up after so long. Of course, I have to spend some time with you undisturbed..." Serena watched him as he walked towards her, his presence seemingly filling the room. Her heart almost threatened to leap out of her chest...She wanted to jump off the bed but her legs were useless and she had no strength...

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Serena felt trapped and helpless as she stared at the television, her eyes glued to the flickering images that provided no real update on Aiden. Every second that passed without news only intensified the anxiety pooling in her chest. Dammit! she thought, biting her lower lip to stop it from trembling. This was torture. Being here, unable to rush to his side, felt like a cruel punishment. Resisting the urge to push past Mahi and storm out of this place seemed like an impossible task.

The media footage switched between the exterior of the hospital and grainy shots of the crash site, but none of it offered any clarity. Serena's frustration bubbled over. What had happened to the investigative skills of journalists? They were so busy clamoring for scraps of information, camping outside the hospital, that they had forgotten how to dig deeper for the truth. Why hadn't any of them managed to get inside or get reliable details on the accident? What was wrong with them?