The Substitute Heiress- Dear CEO Husband, Let Me Go!

18+ Warning!
THIS BOOK CONTAINS MATURE THEME UNSUITABLE MINORS! READ AT YOUR OWN RISK!

She fell hopelessly in love with him when they first met, yet he only had his eyes for her sister.

"You will never be my wife, Amaia. You are just a substitute for your sister. A goddamn replacement I never asked for," he said harshly while his grey eyes glared at her furiously. Those words pierced her heart like a sharp knife, cutting her into pieces. 
 
"Is that all you think of me? A substitute?" She gulped, swallowing the bitterness. 
 
"Of course. I told you to stop the marriage, but you didn't listen. "Now you might prepare to face hell as well." His voice was both cold and sharp.
 
"It's not my fault that she ran away." Tears fell from her eyes. Why couldn't he just see her instead of Allyssa?
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Amaia Sinclair has only loved Adriann Levinson in her entire life, but he got engaged to her sister Allyssa in front of her eyes. She thought she would never get to have him until Allyssa ran away from her wedding and Amaia ended up marrying Adriann as her substitute. Her married life takes a drastic turn when her sister returns, and Amaia realises Adriann will never love her back. Realising he still has his eyes for her sister, Amaia finally decides to give up on him. She signs the divorce papers before leaving the country with a secret.
Years later, when she returns home, unexpectedly, her path crosses with an evil sister who wants her gone and an ex-husband who keeps chasing her back.
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“Let's get back together.” Adriann said, grabbing Amaia’s hand, his eyes softening with tenderness. 

“Over my dead body, because I will never forgive you.” She scoffed, yanking his hand off her. 

“I will make it up to you for all my mistakes and earn your forgiveness.” Adriann looked at her with determination, making Amaia roll her eyes. 

“You can try all you want, but I'm not going to forget the hell you put me through.” She snickered coldly before walking away.