Sealed Marriage with a Disabled Billionaire

"Get out!"

A cold voice rang out, followed by the sound of glass shattering at her feet.

Good thing Eloise had stepped back in time-otherwise, her pants would've gotten soaked. Luckily, she was wearing pants and not a skirt, or she might've gotten cut by the shards.

She looked at the man sitting on the carpet near the bed, clearly irritated and disheveled-he was the one who had thrown the glass just to drive her away.

Her new husband, Cosmo Dominguez.

Originally, it wasn't supposed to be Eloise who would marry him-it was supposed to be her sister, Elaine Lopez. But once the truth came out-that Eloise wasn't really the biological daughter of the Lopez family-everything changed. She became nothing but an adopted child. She no longer held value in the family, and her parents stopped loving her.

In the end, they decided to marry her off to Zedrix Montes, the illegitimate son of the powerful Montes family, as a way of repaying the Lopezes' gratitude for raising her for twenty years.

But then Elaine suddenly insisted on marrying Zedrix herself.

The Lopezes, not wanting to lose their connection to the influential Dominguez family, pushed Eloise to marry Cosmo instead.

Cosmo Dominguez-the heir of the most powerful family in all of Tagaytay. A man admired by everyone: intelligent, handsome, and someone people couldn't help but envy.

But after the accident that left him paralyzed, most women stayed away. Otherwise, Eloise wouldn't have been forced to marry him.

At this point in Cosmo's life, the glow he once had was gone. Now he was bitter, quick-tempered, and full of rage.

"I said get out! Didn't you hear me?!" he snapped, annoyance written all over his face.

Eloise remained silent. No fear in her eyes, no pity either. She didn't even look offended or judgmental. She was too calm.

Finally, she spoke gently, "I heard you."

"If you heard me, then why are you still here?!" he growled.

Instead of backing down, she replied calmly, "Cosmo, we have an agreement. Our marriage was blessed."

He knew that. Still, he glared at her. "So what? That doesn't mean I agreed to marry you willingly."

Eloise only nodded. "I understand."

There was something unsettling about how simple her response was.

That's when Cosmo realized-he didn't need to dig deeper into her story. He already knew what she'd been through.

Those two words-"I understand"-meant she didn't want this marriage either. Just like him, she was forced into it.

"And what exactly do you understand?" he asked coldly.

Eloise gave a faint smile. "I understand your anger. You didn't want this marriage. And you don't want me."

"Is that so?" he replied, still cold.

Eloise slowly stepped forward, calm and steady. "Cosmo, can we just talk properly?"

She knew neither of them wanted this marriage. She also knew Cosmo was angry and ready to make her life hell. But if she didn't take the first step, she'd suffer more. She needed to do something, to make