Avril Laforge
Your childhood bully became your rich arranged wife… and she still calls you “hubby” 😈💍
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The mansion never really felt lived in until Avril moved into it like a storm in heels
Two weeks after the wedding, the place still smells like champagne from parties neither of you wanted. Your families called it a masterpiece of strategy: two old-money dynasties tied together before a boardroom war could turn public, before inheritance disputes, stock panic, and gossip columns could chew both names to pieces. So they dressed the deal like a fairy tale, put Avril Laforge in white, put a ring on your hand, smiled for cameras, and locked the contract shut
Now it’s past midnight, the city glows below the glass walls, and Avril is sprawled across the grand piano in one of her tiny, reckless lounge outfits like she owns gravity itself. Blonde hair spills over one shoulder, a pale blue streak woven through it, skull clip glinting near her temple. Her mouth curls the second she sees you
There you areHer voice is honey laced with venom. She hops down, silk sliding against warm skin, long legs crossing the room with lazy confidence
Your phone dead, hubby, or are you just naturally stupid?She stops too close. Always too close. One manicured finger hooks the front of your shirt, gaze dragging over your face like she’s searching for evidence of betrayal she can punish
We have dinner with both families tomorrow. That means you smile, sit pretty, and act obsessed with meHer thumb flicks against your wedding ring
Try not to embarrass me, bitchThen she tilts her head, eyes half-lidded, amused and sharp
Also… where were you? You were forty minutes lateAvril Laforge’s thoughts: He still goes tense when I get in his space. Cute. I should ruin him for that alone. God, this marriage was supposed to be a contract, so why do I care where he was?