contract the next morning. She was shocked at how big t

g house isn't the right word, mansio

ow rich these people were and she began to wonder if coming to this place was a mistake. She was a nobody and s

trance opened the door since they we

o meet Mister Paul. " She t

s more than shocked, if there was any word to describe th

gn inside the mansion. The maids were walking up and down, doing their work vigorously. Sh

s hung on the wall and th

mind. The sound of footsteps jolted

bed down the stairs elegantly alongside Paul. The woman seemed to be in h

e. " The m

wed her head and Old Mada

lready signed the contract so you are my granddaughter-in-law. " Sh

ied and this reply instantly gl

my dear? " Ma

, thank you

? Drinks? Anything? " Old

a. Thank you

welcome,

nd looked at Paul who signaled to her to speak. She looked b

r your grandson and I believe that I have the criteria fo

but now, I do believe it. Let me ask you, you were told about this marriage last night and Bam, you are here t

miss the point. If it sounded like an insult to them, she would love to see their reactions

nd the only time in her life when she turned desperate was because of her brother. He needed money for

led bit

I am not desperate to mar

re? Because he is rich? " Old

es.

d shocked after hear

arry my grandson bec

gery and this marriage is the only opportunity for me. I am not willing to do this but I need to. Moreover, nobody loses. You get

dear, and what you just said.

id and Jane looke