CEO's contractual marriage

ng nervously on the arm of his leather chair. The room was cluttered with law books and stacked files, but Ale

e quiet room. "...and I leave my entire business to my grandson, Alexander Roberts, on the condi

wedding? » he repeated incredulously. "My grandfather w

his lips. "That's right, Mr. Roberts. Your grandfather was a man

eally seeing the city skyline, his mind whirling. "Why did he do this t

a clause that states that if you fail to comply with this condition, th

nger rising within him. "That mean

ed. "Unfortunately

ill find a solution. » He turned to the lawyer, his expression determined

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rvously leafing through a file, thinking about the best way to find a wife on such short notice. He knew he had

rtner, Mark, walked into the office. "Alex,

ou'll never believe what's happening. My grandfather left the business

at ? This is insane! And

d someone who agrees to marry me for at least

ossing his arms. "And you al

o not yet. But I need to

w, maybe I have an idea. How about organizing some kind of casting? You could meet

casting call to find a wife? Seems a

fective. And then, who knows, you might even

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Debt up to her neck because of her mother's medical expenses and her brother's gamb

over the unpaid bills. Her phone rang, pulling he

und on the internet!" » Jenny said,

again?" A new miracle sca

o is looking for a contract wife. Apparently he ne

hy do you think I wo

ous sum of money to the one who accepts. I

said. The idea of marrying for money seemed absurd to her, but

information?" »

ould really think about it, Emma. Th

the ad was succinct but enticing: a successful businessman was looking for a

r money? The prospect seemed frightening, but the alternative – contin

would fill out the form and send in her application. Af

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andbag. She was nervous, wondering if she had made the right choice in applying for this contract marriage "offer."

aw a man in a smart suit, with a professional appearance. "

floor. The doors opened to a spacious office with a panoramic view of the city. Al

s is Miss Collins

ma a polite smile. "Thank you,

e. Alex motioned Emma to sit on a black leathe

her nerves. "Thank you for

"Before we begin, I want to be clear about one thing. This marriage will be pure

d. " I und

urself, Miss Collins. Why d

al straits. My mother is ill and I have significant debts to repay. I see

en he nodded. " I see. I guess you wa

s. "Yes, if you're

mma listened attentively, gradually understanding the complexity of the situation. "So i

reliable and discreet. I offer you substantial finan

a t

ros and cons. "Very well," s

aw up the contract and organize the preparations. We

r life was about to change

the future held for them. A marriage of convenience was far from i