dangerous love

Lisa Lee stood poised and elegant in the grand wedding hall, her stunning white gown shimmering under the crystal chandeliers. As the only daughter of the influential Lee family and the heir to their business empire, Lisa's wedding was the most anticipated social event of the year. But as she exchanged vows with her husband, Richard Dickson, Lisa's mind wandered to the one person who was noticeably absent - her best friend and confidant, CEO Ryan." "Why isn't he here?" Lisa murmured to herself, her eyes scanning the crowded hall as if willing Ryan to appear. "He promised me he'd come." Richard's voice cut into her thoughts. "Are you looking for something?" he asked, his brow furrowed in concern. Lisa forced a brighter smile onto her face. "No, let's continue," she said, trying to brush off the nagging sense of disappointment. The wedding finally came to an end, and the whole country was abuzz with excitement. The grand ceremony was the talk of the town, with everyone praising the perfect couple. "They're a match made in heaven," people whispered. Lisa's beauty was undeniable, and many remarked that she was the spitting image of her stunning mother. Meanwhile, in the luxurious Landsky Building, a young man in his late twenties sat regally on a chair, exuding an air of confidence and power. His chiseled features and piercing eyes seemed chiseled from granite, and his white shirt and pants accentuated his broad shoulders and lean physique. "The wedding has come to an end," his assistant announced, entering the room. The man's gaze remained fixed on some point in the distance, his expression unreadable. He was none other than Ryan Black, CEO and billionaire extraordinaire. The youngest son of the Black family, and the most feared CEO in the history of Country K. "Good, you can leave," Ryan commanded, his deep voice firm but controlled. Ethan, his assistant, hesitated for a moment, wanting to ask his boss a question. But he thought better of it, intimidated by Ryan's formidable presence. No one dared to question Ryan Black, and Ethan was no exception. "Why are you still standing there?" Ryan asked, his voice firm but with a hint of annoyance. Ethan swallowed hard before speaking. "Boss, why didn't you attend Miss Lisa's wedding? You two have been childhood friends and close confidants for years." Ryan's expression remained unreadable, but a flicker of emotion danced in his eyes. For a moment, Ethan thought he saw a glimmer of sadness, but it was quickly replaced by Ryan's signature stoicism. "That's none of your concern, Ethan," Ryan said finally, his voice dismissive. "Just make sure everything is ready for the meeting tomorrow." Ethan nodded hastily and beat a hasty retreat, leaving Ryan to his thoughts. But the question lingered in the air, unanswered and unsettling. Just then, the door burst open, and Lisa stormed in, her wedding dress rustling with every step. "Ryan!" she exclaimed, her voice trembling with emotion. Ryan's eyes widened in surprise, and he rose from his chair, his gaze locked on Lisa's flushed face. "What are you doing here, Lisa?" he asked, his voice low and cautious. "You're supposed to be with your husband." Lisa's eyes flashed with anger and hurt. "You broke your promise, Ryan," she accused, her voice cracking. "How could I enjoy my wedding night when my best friend didn't even bother to show up?" Ryan's gaze drifted over Lisa's face, taking in the tears welling up in her eyes. He felt a pang of guilt and regret, but he pushed it aside, his expression neutral. But he couldn't help noticing how stunning Lisa looked in her wedding dress, her beauty radiant and captivating. "Ryan?" Lisa's voice snapped him out of his thoughts. "I'm talking to you." "I'm sorry, baby girl," Ryan said, his voice softening. "I was busy." Lisa's face fell, and she turned to leave. "I'm very disappointed in you, Ryan," she said, her voice trembling. "I never thought you'd choose work over me." Ryan's eyes flashed with concern, and he strode after Lisa, catching her in a gentle hug from behind. "Lisa, wait," he whispered, his lips brushing against her ear. Lisa's body stiffened, and she tried to pull away, but Ryan's arms held her firm. For a moment, they stood there, locked in a silent understanding, the tension between them palpable. I'm sorry baby girl, how should I make it up to you? I wiil do anything you want, Ryan said, how can he tell her he can't watched her marry someone else, He has thought of a way to rid of Richard but her happiness is what matters. Really? You are willing to give me anything, you will do anything I ask of you? Lisa asked. Yes baby girl, What if I ask you to kill yourself? If that will make you happy then I will graghly do it, Ryan said . Whatever, if you kill yourself, who will I his money, Lisa said with a smile on her face. You are looking stunning by the way,. Really? I have heard it from many people but hearing it from you makes me happy, How about we go to club? Lisa suggest. What about your husband? Well I ****! Flash back to one hour ago +**** Baby you don't look happy, what is wrong? Richard asked as they got inside the luxurious black car. Driver stop I want to get down. Richard's eyes widened in surprise. "What's wrong?" he asked, his voice laced with confusion. Lisa's expression was nonchalant. "I'm sorry, but I need to go somewhere. You can head home, and I'll meet you there." Richard couldn't believe his ears. They had just exchanged their vows, and now his wife was dismissing him like a servant? He thought to himself, "Who does that?" If not for his parents' pressure, he wouldn't have bothered marrying this spoiled brat. Richard forced a smile, trying to maintain a facade of happiness. "Okay, babe. I'll be waiting for you." Lisa reciprocated with a fake smile of her own, and the tension between them was palpable.