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with!" My stepmom, Rhoda, whispered in my ear. One of the regi

d with tears in my eyes,

standing really close to me. "Your miserable late father left us with so much debt and someone has to pay for it! It'

ped the tears that lingered at the corner of my eyes. I had no makeup on so I had nothing to lose. I pair

ng so hard not to break into tears. Life was hell with the first three men I was bet

"You don't unde

more work than what you are bound to do. I know I promised your father I was going to take care of you.

ish school, I would have gotten a j...." Hardly had I completed

tly rolled d

Never dare question my de

d to my face as

n her eyes dashed towards the large entrance, making her force a smi

. I saw three men. An older man in an average suit attire and beside him was a bit younger man in a wheelchair who w

he registry had a strict rule as to the dressing of married couples so

h no future and nothing to offer, you should be

gain. My lips quivered as I tried to speak

sted due to your silly behaviour so they were not able to pay the debt. I don't think this family is rich either but that's not my business, as long as the debt be

n an average suit approached us. "Rhod

Yes, I recognize you

out his hand to my stepmom who st

ctor's orders. S

ed his hand, not taking offe

family becomes responsible for the debt on the condition that your da

nt wide. "

aw from seeing the reaction on my face. "Of course!" She said with a cheer

second and we will join

n in a wheelchair behind him. My stepmom glanced

ed to didn't request that!" In as much as my head wa

regarding my efforts? You are jus

be filled with regrets about getting married to someone like Rhoda.

he know that the the title 'heir' is reserved for the rich and mighty? Whatever!" She scoffs a

ing but Rhoda shunned me by

registry and I obeyed, taking slow

a true love's kiss, had an orgasm but here I was, a

, my husband, whose name I learned was Shawn, his fat

nounced man and wife. Rhoda's clap and cheers were the loudest. T

da and me, holding a brown envelope which he handed to

once she births my grandchild. Should She back out of this marriage then your family would repa

She took out the papers from the envelope, reached for a pen

e to me, whispering in my ear. "I hope I never se

welled up