The Supreme CEO's Pampered Blind Wife

ing married. Don't bother packing. Old

eside her attic bed, sneering down at the twenty-yea

hloe. What man would want you otherwise? You'll be lucky if a man like

ightened beneath

their home as a foster child. For fifteen years, they had fed her scraps, for

cided to hand her over to a forty-five-y

Conrad, the silver-haired matriarch of the powerful Conrad family. When a speeding truck came hurtling toward

lly vivid in her memory. At the hospital, doctors had warned her that the damage to her eyes might be s

ent a check for a million dollars to cover her medical expenses, including

other plans f

se in the Appalachian Mountains. Freezing wind slipped through the gaps in

s!" Brenda snapped, turning toward the attic door. "That check is fr

slammed onto the

d our farm mortgage depend on this windfall! She's just a blind stray we picked up fifteen

ad risked her life to save a woman she barely knew, only to discover that the people

ntil the metallic taste o

fingernails dug into th

eatment, including a cornea transplant. But Brenda and T

biological sons than give their fo

door flew open w

l room. Brenda's heels clicked toward the bedside, and a

g his pickup over to get you at eight tomorrow

his happen. And that's not all. He's promised

head away from

y, making her voi

es until they were crippled. You can't just hand m

ater, he stormed into the attic. He grabbed the collar of Chlo

e to death in the woods! You owe the Miller family everythi

coughe

had suffered in the crash, yet her fingers

Columbia University student ID

stopped studying. She was a Columbia University student, a

ever considered her their daughter. To them, she was simply

husband's arm and

s getting tomorrow morning. Padlock the door from the

ood door sl

ace on the outside, locking

er broke out as the coupl

Travis, a new pickup and pay for their younge

hought for the girl they h

e slowly sat up o

iny corner of the g

r that the doctors had warned her the damage might be serious. Her vision was g

mory in this house, she held her brea

the three rotten plank

the cold iron latch

nd floor. Inside, stacks of old cardboard boxes had been piled beneath

d the old cardboar

iced the back of her hand

rom the radio, followed by the t

unk himself i

e pushed up the rusted w

and rain whipped her

nd gripped the w

. One slip from this two-sto

hloe climbed over the sill without hesitation

ams of the pipe, leaving bloody streaks as sh

ck the stone f

ot up h

to break her fall, swallowing

loor still flickered through the

no idea their p

herself up

nt hum of distant traffic, she st

tore at her thin hospi

on red-hot coals, but she d

led through

tain storm, every step

missed th

ed ditch beside the road. Freezing mud fille

k of her hand t

oth hands, she dragged herself out of t

, two blinding white beams sud

ew louder as the vehicle raced toward

e was