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“This marriage is null and void! The wedding of Dan Miller and Lucia Ray is null and void.” A man from behind shouted as he stepped into the entrance of the church, breathing heavily, just as the priest was about to pronounce Dan and Lucia ‘husband and wife’.
Dan Miller, the CEO of Miller's Production Enterprise, hurriedly planned a wedding with his fiance, Lucia Ray, whom they've dated for only two months. His plan was to outsmart his father, who had signed a contract with his friend, Dantes.
The moment young Miller set an eye on those papers, he had been looking for a way to do a surprise wedding without his father's consent.
“Never! Over my dead body would I forcefully marry the daughter of my father's debtor! I can never marry someone who is not my standard.” He thought to himself.
 
He was at the altar with his bride, taking their marriage vows, when his father, Mr. Morgan Miller, who was out of the country for a six-month business trip, showed up unexpectedly and put the wedding to a halt.
“You either marry Clara Dantes in the next two weeks or you lose your position as the heir of the Miller's family.” Mr. Miller declared.
Stuck of choice, Dan vows to ill-treat Clara in their marriage till she finally decides to leave by herself. 
Forced to marry the arrogant son of the billionaire because of her father's debt to offset her mother's medical bill, Clara Dantes planned to get back with her ex-lover once she secured a loan and paid off the debt.
As time went on, Clara and Dan realised that they had developed true feelings for each other, but they had to be strong and fight their past as their ex-lovers conspired to ruin their union.

FORCED MARRIAGE, TRUE LOVE

"I need to leave, I need to get myself out of this place immediately. Besides, my mission here is accomplished. My mum's health is restored and I've repaid the loan." She said to herself and instantly, started folding her clothes into her bag.

She had planned to leave the next day, early in the morning before day break.

She had explained everything to the gatekeeper and pleaded with him to open the gates and let her out as soon as she knocked on his door.

"I don't have to let anyone know when I'll be leaving.

After taking her bath around 4:00 am, closely watching at the tickling of the clock on the wall so that she'll leave once it's 5:30 am, she was tranced out of her sober moments with a knock at the door.

Gripped with fear, she slouched to the door and asked, "who's there?"

"What did she want from her in this early hour of the day? Shouldn't she be sleeping?

CHAPTER 67