Billionaire Love Contract

the city, in a glass and steel building that loomed majestically over the

verse industries, from technology to energy. He was known for his relentless determination in business

and political elite, and the expectation was that Ethan, as the heir to the family fortune, would play a significant role in both busine

his family to choose a bride and get married was overwhelming. They arranged meetings with daughters of ot

ly's expectations. He believed in true love but had not yet found the right pe

Ethan was lost in thought as he gazed out the window. He knew

e windowpane, his brow furrowed in deep contemplation. The weight of familial expectations

l standing. His parents, who had succumbed to the pressures of arranged unions, had cautioned him against

wn values, even in the face of relentless family pressure. His grandfather's wi

xtravagant family gatherings. His parents pleaded with him to acquiesce, to choose a suitable bride from their carefully curated list of

ow dire the consequences. He was determined to find a way to fulfill his gran

vice. He had explored every avenue, searching for a solution that would allow him to retain his fr

tment, staring at the city lights below, Ethan's phone rang.

ities that weighed on his shoulders. "We need to talk. Your birthda

e surface. "Father, I've told you before. I won't marry fo

You must marry by your thirtieth birthday, or the consequences for the family's legac

nciples and the weight of family expectations. But he couldn't let go of his belief

father's will without sacrificing his ideals. Little did he know that an unexpected proposal from a stranger na

possible options, from hiring a matchmaking agency to staging a fake engagement just to

encounter with Sophia Rodriguez. He had heard of her agency, known for its innovative digital marketing strategies. The

Sophia. He discovered that her agency was indeed struggling financially, much like his own pred

with Sophia? If he could provide the financial support her agency desperately needed, perhaps she wo

e of guilt at the thought of involving Sophia in such an arrangement. Yet, as he

adline. It was an unconventional plan, and he wasn't even sure if Sophia would entertain the notion. But he was willing to take the ch

self-serving. He needed to find the right words to convey his proposal to Sophia, emphasi

ves. He hoped that Sophia would at least consider his proposal, recognizing that it was born out of desperation, but