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The Two-Million Dollar Fake Fiancée

Chapter 5 

Word Count: 1263    |    Released on: 09/09/2026

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ugliness of the truth. He stared at me, a violent mix of shock and heartbr

ripping its way out of my chest. "If I had just waited for him to b

ence. The pain was absolute, tea

as a clumsy, desperate bro-hug, but it felt like a steel beam holding up a collapsing building. I buried my face in his shoulder, trembli

said roughly. "I don't know what the hell to say to f

e

s from the first line. They hadn't stepped inside. They were just hovering there, watching silently. The locker room bante

staring at the floor to hide the fact that

go, and stood up. "Come on. I'm taking you ho

y ounce of fight had bee

glass doors opened, the glaring afternoon sun hit my face, and I flinched like a vampire dra

a P

sively blasting my resume into the digital void, I was trying

, Zoe had fina

llan like a weapon. "That's it, Maya. No more cover letters. No mo

ut I knew she was throwing me a lifeline. I offered a w

c rush that hit my bloodstream almost instantly. Finally

college hookups to grand, delusional life plans. Zoe, ever the romantic, sighed into her glass, spinn

yth sold by Disney. When push comes to shove, they vanish." My father's face flashed in m

always an exception to the rule, M." She raised her g

echoed, knocking back

enly energized, Zoe lunged for the coffee table,

age to show these corporate vultures

oe took on the role of hunting down the most unhinged job postings the internet had to offer, while I

manicured finger at the screen. "'Private Island Careta

e were acting like two middle-schoolers prank-calling the nei

op shut and call it a night when a pop-u

rict Requirements. Unp

ent and comprehensive lifestyle facilitation for a "High-Net-Worth Public Figure." It also expl

ade my breath hitch. It was the

00 ann

ze of the whiskey evaporating in an ins

stle. "Whoa. That's either a massive phishing scam, or so

er sixteen thousand dollars a month. That kind of money... it would cover my mom's

bravery, I hit the Apply button, attaching the wildly exaggerated, hype

. But as the loading wheel spun, a hollow pit opened

and eventually passed out, tang

d, squinting through the harsh sunlight streaming in through the blinds. The laptop was still open

brain struggling to process the pix

a scam. Or a troll post. No legitimate enterprise offers a two-

he laptop shut, deciding right then and there to leave la

t was time to go home and face reality. The pity party was officially over, and I could

pplication? It was just that.

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The Two-Million Dollar Fake Fiancée
The Two-Million Dollar Fake Fiancée
“"Sign the contract. Keep my secrets. And never, ever fall in love." Fired, blacklisted, and desperate, Maya Prescott is completely out of options. With her mother's astronomical medical bills ticking like a time bomb, Maya drunkenly applies for a mysterious $200,000-a-year personal assistant job. She expects a scam. Instead, she's handed an ironclad, million-dollar non-disclosure agreement binding her to the most notorious bad-boy in New York. Miles Vance is hockey royalty. He has the lavish lifestyle, the devastatingly handsome face, and a self-destructive streak that just cost him his team captaincy. Drowning his tragic past and suffocating guilt in whiskey and chaotic nights, Miles expects his new "babysitter" to be just another pushover he can easily scare away. He couldn't be more wrong. Maya marches into his trashed penthouse, kicks out the blackmailing puck-bunnies in his bed, and completely flips his life upside down. She is fierce, unapologetic, and entirely immune to his arrogant charm. Their arrangement is supposed to be strictly business: she cleans up his messes, and he pays for her mother's life-saving treatments. But the tight quarters of the penthouse ignite a dangerous, undeniable chemistry. Beneath Miles's ruthless playboy exterior is a shattered, vulnerable man who desperately needs an anchor. And Maya might just be the only one who can save him from his own demons. When scandals threaten to destroy his career for good, a simple employment contract isn't enough to fix his ruined image. He needs the ultimate PR stunt: a fake fiancée. The offer is two million dollars. The only rule? Don't fall in love. But when fake kisses start feeling dangerously real, Maya realizes she might be signing away the one thing money can't buy-her heart.”