The Marriage He Froze (Billionaire's Neglected Wives #3)

She never asked for his empire.

She only asked for his warmth.

For seven years, Delia built her world around the Ashbury Rink, the neighborhood ice house she saved from demolition.

She endured the silence at her own dinner table, accepting that her billionaire husband was building something too big to come home from.

She convinced herself the distance was seasonal.

Until Corinne Sayer decided the empire needed a different wife.

Suddenly, the husband who couldn’t spare a Tuesday night for his wife has endless hours for late calls, private shorthand, and the woman on the other end of them.

Grant swears it is a working relationship, nothing more.

But watching him give another woman the attention Delia spent seven years asking for is a betrayal that freezes the remaining warmth of their marriage.

So Delia does the one thing his forecasts never showed. She presses her wedding ring into his palm, walks out of the tower with his name on it, and opens the rink herself that night.

While he learns what her life actually costs, she builds something his money was never invited into.

Now the billionaire who froze his own marriage realizes he just lost his entire world. Winning her back won’t take a wired transfer and a booked table — it will take the suit off, a false name on a volunteer sheet, thirty-one hours in a failing machine room, and the grovel of a lifetime.

And then making sure she never finds out who did it.

He spent twenty years learning to keep things cold. He has four days to learn the opposite.