Sold to the billionaire

loved them inside and out but an opportunity is presented and you get to see a different side of them. This is exactly what I was feeling right

ions even though they meant harm to her children. when I learned about the marriage that my parents had forced me into, I

st of us all, he would not stand for this nonsense. he had seen the worst side of my father's violence and he always promised me that he would make sure we did not go through what he went through. Over and over ag

nd in this case, I was the only woman in the Bunch who cared more about mental peace the

How could you look at your younger sister and support the d

benefit when you're here. at least we can make

laced his hand on Phillips's shoulder. he looks back at him, ta

e saw me? Is that what he always thought? that I had to bring benefit and value to the family so that I could continue s

ou are not the brother I knew y

when presented by situations that give them benefit. my family had given up my Freedom and free will for the sake of money. for the sake of benefiting financially, they had sold me to a billionaire for marriage. now my bro

e for women. you wouldn't make a good lawyer, you are weak. look at you. you break at any hurtful word I tell you. I wouldn't even flinch if father threw an insult at me. the difference betwe

hilip has never been one to speak so openly and harsh

grown up with all these years is completely different from the man standing before me right now. You are not th

w you're a selfish b****, but I did not think you would go to this extent. you know th

ted my whole life. I realized that my own parents had put me in this situation. I understand

forced to marry, I would have rejected it and gone as far as running away from home. there had to be an advantage to this man having the immense amount of wealth that he did. I however

pained me the most. It made me realize that I was truly alone in this world. that no on

s staining my eyes as I

other man, I wouldn't have accepted

rward, he places a hand ov

when and where the wedding will be held?'' Philip asks completely disregarding my emotions. The acts of the sta

n. I have made the decision to behave like a fool until it was fin

e sure that the words I was giving were limited. My brother knew me well. He knew whenever I was lying and when I had accepted fate. I wanted them to all b

ell, you