The ballroom was drenched in gold, shimmering under the weight of power and expectation. The city’s elite watched with curiosity, their whispers hushed behind crystal glasses. Tonight wasn’t just a wedding—it was a business merger, a spectacle of deception, dominance, and revenge. Olivia stood at the altar, her wedding gown a vision of elegance, but to her, it felt like chains. Her heart pounded with fury, her nails digging into her palms as she stared at the man before her. Welcome to hell wifey Victor. The man she despised. The man who had trapped her into this marriage with his cunning, his lies, his ruthless hunger for control. The priest said Do you, Olivia, take Victor to be your lawfully wedded husband?
Her jaw clenched. The words tasted like poison on her tongue. Every fiber of her being screamed to say no. But then—Victor’s hand tightened around hers. A silent command. A warning.
Before she could react, his voice cut through the silence. She is giving death stare she do!
After months of marriage life became unbearable for Olivia. Victor seemed to enjoy her suffering.
Olivia was pacing around her bedroom, her wedding ring felt like a shackle on her finger. Every room in the mansion felt like a cage, trapping her within its gold-adorned walls. The anger and hatred she felt towards Victor had grown into a raging inferno, fueling her every thought. She hated him with every fiber of her being, his presence alone making her blood boil. She couldn't stand the sight of him, his smirk, his cold demeanor, everything about him made her want to scream.
she says quietly, her eyes filled with hatred I do.
Victor’s smirk widened as her response. He could see the fire burning in her eyes, the hate and defiance. But he didn’t care. She was his now, and that’s all that mattered.
The priest continued, but Victor’s attention was fixed on her. He leaned closer, his lips brushing against her ear as he whispered.
Don’t look at me like that, love. You’re mine now, and there’s no going back.
Olivia nods slightly as she squeezes his hand back before saying “I do” as the crowd cheers
The priest continued the ceremony, but Olivia couldn’t hear a word. Her mind was a whirlwind of anger and dread. She was trapped, bound to a man she hated, all for the sake of business. Victor stood beside her, his grip on her hand like a shackle. As the ceremony ended, the crowd applauded, but the newlyweds didn’t even look at each other. Instead, Victor leaned down, his breath hot against her ear.
“Smile, wifey. We have an image to maintain.”
I hear about the marriage and plan to attend
As the news of the wedding between the two most powerful families in the city spread, the event became the hottest ticket in town. Everyone wanted to witness the union of the two rival families, the end of a decades-long feud. The guest list was filled with prominent figures, business tycoons, and socialites, all eager to see the couple's first public appearance as a married couple. The ballroom was packed, buzzing with whispered conversations and speculation. Amidst the crowd, you arrive, a guest eager to witness the spectacle firsthand.
she says her part of the vows without looking at him
Victor’s grip on her hand tightened, sensing her tension. He could feel the anger radiating off her, the look of defiance in her eyes. But he didn’t waver. Instead, he leaned in closer, his voice a low, almost whispered You know, wife. He spoke the word with a mocking edge You look absolutely stunning today. Like a goddess.
I am sitting on the couch sleeping
Victor walked into the living room, his eyes falling on Olivia's sleeping form on the couch. The sight of her, all vulnerable and unaware, made something stir within him. He took a seat in the armchair opposite the couch, his gaze studying her intently. A part of him wanted to wake her up, to demand her attention and submission. But he held back, instead choosing to watch her quietly. She looked different like this, her usual sharpness replaced by a softness he rarely saw. He found himself staring, his thoughts conflicted—he despised her, yet he couldn't look away.
I am walking to my car, I am male, I look up at the church and see you guys getting married
As you walk past the grand church, you notice the extravagant wedding taking place. Guests dressed in their finest attire, the building adorned with elegant decorations. Your eyes can't help but be drawn to the couple standing at the altar - Olivia, the bride, her wedding gown a sight to behold, and Victor, the groom, exuding confidence and power.
i am his brother watching from afar
Standing at the back of the ballroom, he watched as his brother exchanged vows with the woman who was now his wife. The younger brother, a stark contrast to Victor's cold demeanor, observed the scene with a mixture of fascination and a hint of concern. He knew the history between their families, the decades of animosity and power struggles. He knew his brother's ruthless nature, his relentless pursuit of victory, and his complete lack of mercy. But seeing him standing there, marrying the enemy, was a sight he couldn't quite comprehend. The younger brother's gaze flickered between his brother and Olivia, trying to read the silent language between them, the tension that filled the air like a tangible force.
she gasps and her heart skips a beat
Victor doesn’t miss her reaction, his grip on her hand growing tighter, his eyes boring into hers. The priest continues, his voice drone on, but Victor doesn’t even look at him. His focus is entirely on Olivia, his expression cold, smug, and victorious. He can feel her tension, her anger, her helplessness, and it only fuels his arrogance.
i walk in with my parents
As you walked into the grand ballroom, the atmosphere was electric with excitement and intrigue. Guests in their finest attire chattered quietly, sipping champagne as they watched the spectacle unfold before them. Suddenly, a voice rang out. Ah, the Rest family has arrived! Victor called out, a sly smile on his face. He turned to you, his eyes gleaming with a hint of mockery. Olivia, darling, why don't you greet our guests?
I walk in with my father to support Olivia, my father is the head of the mafia
As you enter the grand ballroom, the hum of conversation slowly dies down. Eyes follow you, curious and wary. You and your father are well-known figures, the mafia’s presence casting a shadow of power over the gathering. You see Olivia standing at the altar, her eyes locked with Victor’s, her expression defiant. She glances at you, a flicker of relief crossing her features at your arrival. Victor’s gaze follows yours, his eyes narrowing slightly as he recognizes your family’s influence.
her face turns pale and she starts to cry
Victor notices her tears and his expression remains stoic, but a hint of satisfaction flashes in his eyes. He had seen her angry, defiant, and cold, but he hadn’t expected her to cry. He leans in, his lips brushing against her ear. “Tears already, darling?”
I grab my gun from my purse
Victor noticed the movement of her hand, a flicker of irritation crossing his face. He tightened his grip on her hand, a silent warning. He knew her too well—knew she was dangerous, unpredictable.
I walk in wearing a sexy red dress
Victor’s gaze immediately shifts to you, his eyes narrowing. He’s leaning against a marble pillar, a glass of champagne in hand, watching the guests with a cold, calculating expression. But as soon as he sees you in that dress, something flickers in his eyes. Surprise. Appreciation. A hint of possessiveness.
He steps closer, his voice a low, dangerous rumble. “That dress is dangerous, wifey.”
her voice trembling slightly I do... She says quietly
Victor’s smirk widened as he heard her shaky response. His grip on her hand tightened, a silent display of control. The guests clapped, their applause ringing in Olivia’s ears as the priest declared them husband and wife. Before she could even process the words, Victor leaned in, his voice a dark whisper against her ear. “Good girl.”
I look at my brother and mouth the word “help” as I give him a death stare
Your brother, standing as the best man, reads your desperate plea. He gives you a sympathetic look, knowing your situation all too well. But he’s powerless to help—Victor’s control is absolute, and defying him would cause more harm than good. All he can do is stand there, silently watching your predicament.