ter

an. He looked expensive, like the rich CEOs she imagined a

ne. Maybe she should just leave? And how dare she try to have a conversation

e, ignoring the young man

ame for. He had never meet Anna since their middle school, where he was basically someone who caused fear in h

rom Anna. “She’s the

etting back

mile, suggested in a low t

so but he was no longer sick, he shook his head.

inned, before

-

a man f

as trying to sneak in through the back door but her dad was alre

me. This is the 21st century, and I am a human with rights.” s

ought the hands down, exhaling. “Don’t dare to question me,

rs followed after him. A row of wrapped boxes and fancy bu

ted presents already? Was it by Sir Damien or

oung man over

t was probably Sir Damien. Even if she didn’t know how young he was, but sin

you in mind when asking for a wife. His butler had

sed. If for anything, she was pleased that her

ad fit into?” She demanded, to be sure if Si

ompany and he would be needing a managing engin

her father knew she w

be twenty soon. At least you’d be celebrating it i

At least he knew her birthday

igious. No religion specified. Maybe j

ous and maybe she should, so all thes

He had already paid $100,00

th or was that only how much her father had asked for? How can her father think s

0, I assumed it was too

sked for $50,000 for her bridal fee!

he $100,000 to pay my mother’s debt.”

g to do with your mother’s debt! This is what I get for marrying you off

e master than father. She and her sister learnt to mask their e

no debt! Use that as my mother’s debt! You married

eks, making her fall on the groun

ll! The debt is off!! And you’re no longer my d

he sobbed, then stomped to the door. “I would want you to send

it. And by tomorrow, make sure al

ide the house, it was raining cats and dogs, she w

herself till she sweats out and get bette

d to feel guilty for running away, sh

usband. She exhaled, a husb

r mother was free from her monster husband, eve