Contract Marriage With My Billionaire Boss
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ping the glass in my hand like it might keep me from exploding. Connor
rowled, though part of
s beer. "You've made her life a living hell for the past few months then out of nowhere, you waltz in and tell her to marr
a reason-he doesn't sugarcoat shit. He never has. Doesn't mean it'
me up with Plan B. If I don't get married within a month, all my har
in my life from beyond the grave. I hope you're enjo
I inherit 65% of the business empire, including the company we built together, only if I g
happen. Over my d
ambition. But the man had a flair for drama, and apparently, he couldn't rest in peace without one final power move. He knew how I felt
easy. It had to be for love. No business deal, no marriage of convenience. And t
ve known her long enough to sell it. Tell them you've been secretly seeing each other. No one will suspect it,
plan. Elegant in
... she
se, she
g gulp. "I know what you're about to ask. If I
row but didn't ask
of saying he didn't trust me. I tried firing her the first week, but the contract was ironclad. The only way she could leave was if she q
d with a shrug. "She delivers. E
ly professional. She never talks back-until today. Today she grew a spi
d." Connor smirked. "She picked
ight," I
buzzed, and he slid off his barstool.
e remaining ice in my
felt it-a hand
looked up to see a woman with barely enough fabric on her chest to qualify
the escape, the body and the night. But tonight wa
replied, forcing my
e didn'
drink, and
off. I've never been more
ing back, stepping out into th
at the caller ID.
icke
.." Her voice was shaky, hesitan
esitation. N
'll take
n her between this morning and now. I didn't ask. It wasn't curiosity holding me back-i
uel enough to di
easured. "We'll discuss the terms a
ll and slid the phon
sai
ght actu
might ruin
I've got a f