the Harding family right now and demand answers. This Walsh woman i

ailee Dale stared at Kylee Walsh's

y heiress of note, especially for someone from a well-connected, second-tier family like her

rominent Walsh family in Drauron, certainly not one with th

t into some shady finishing school for social climbers," she snarled un

about it, the more

, hard. He flicked a piece of imaginary dust off his sleeve with a

?" Gavin spat. "Mr. Harding's own assistant personally con

. "Mr. Harding's assistant confirmed her identity hi

Bloom Gallery as a pre-wedding gift for his future wife. The fun

h as he watched Hailee st

probably facing bankruptcy as we speak, and you're still here, running your mouth? If I were you, I'd be

rds in black suits grabbed her and began dragging

ody-she's a fraud, a fake

he door. "The Dales are one of Drauron's most respected families!

.

out the entire truth. Only then did the full, chilling reality of

r the sole heir to his entire estate-the fort

igations were now hers. And the largest of them was a life debt. A clause in the

angerously flat. "Which means I was to be married to his heir. And I didn't even have to be there. You, my brilliant law

r. Harding are now legally married. But please, rest assured, your inheritan

ht, then?" Kylee's voice dripped with venom. "For so thought

iage to Christopher Roberts was a fraud. And now, this billionaire father she never kne

When life got absurd enough

d glanced down at the busin

ated yet impossibly luxurious. Only a single

cha

uired bargain

n had been caught in a dangerous inci

. Zachary's legs were so badly injured tha

rry Zachary. It was a legal clause written to honor the sacrifice Zachary had made.

Kylee had pulled out her phone and search

s battling a severe illness, and that internal power struggl

or confidence and reassure the market. And her sudden marriage to

s looking out for you, Ms. Walsh. With an inheritance this large, people will be coming af

d how exactly did Mr. Stanley know tha

lent. He had

e Robertses. We're not going back ther

marriage, Ms. Walsh?" Sean aske

the back of her head as her expression hardened. "No," s

walk-none of it mattered. If he agreed to her terms and signed the divorce