Winning My Billionaire's Contract Husband Heart
n evening with my friends. The lively conversation and the clinking of glasses seemed like a distant memory at t
he painting as I entered the room. Every brushstroke the woman in front of me made wa
if I came out as harsh, but the night's partying had left me exhausted,
nting." She looked at me with firm eyes ignoring m
way her brow arched in concentration. Her defiance intrigued me, and
t my father for always being involved in painting, before turning to leave and rej
place. "W-what! What just happened? Her d
cross my face as I turned to face her once m
pression swirled in her eyes as she examined mine. Despite my haughtiness, she didn't back
about to enter my room. I want you to meet Mia Tu
doing, I shouted at him." Aren't you tired of doing this??? I
and that's final -
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excitement, all I could see was the canvas in front of her-the
and tiredness. No matter how talented she was, I didn't care. The p
it on the floor which caused the canvas to break. The destruction was
nd of my father's voice was faint and his speech was hazy. The astonishment and
oment, but I didn't seem to care, this has to
i
r presence a pleasant distraction. She was my rock, my con
ng about my mother's house I'm about to lose if I don't do something about it by paying the mortgage debt.
"What broug
came to drag you out." Let's leave this painting at home for t
ling and unsettling. "I'm not sure, Em. I have so much w
come on. You've been stuck here for hours. A short brea
ily had a way of persuading me even when I
of colors and laughing. The pulsing music and clinking glasses engulf
at you needed," Emily re
ake toast. "To letting go and forget
usic seemed to pour into my veins, and I laughed uncontrollably. It was a plea
lled into the bar with two men, looking hot and muscular like him, a shroud of confid
my ordeal with him and even showed her his picture on social media. "Well, looks lik
gazes locked. My gut constricted, a wave of dread and frustration was
tist from earlier," he sc
r, unimpressed. "Oh, there you are again. "D
ce. "Not this time, though I'm sure I
but chuckle. "I'
and sat beside me, I
ake this clear, Miss Turner. Stay away from my father's house. I
case you conveniently forgot, your father invited me. And
sneer. "Take this as a war
pushed in closer. "And then what?" "Are
of something I couldn't place. "Let's j
ash of wills and egos. I wasn'
ed," I answered, my voice surpr
tion and intrigue as he turned to leave. Who was this man