Playing the Marriage Game with Mr Billionaire

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tying the loose strings of the contract to fully research the business guru I am mee

ng with, he was the only one at the axis he directed me to via email. Clenching the file in my hand tigh

aight nose, a sharp jawline that seemed to be clenched as he stared out of the windo

" He angrily muttered into his phone, turning his face just as I finally closed the

yself as I stared at him, my eyes threat

y in confusion. "I'll call you back" he mumbled i

s to tell him I was fine, but I couldn't. I closed

look like

straight. "I am good. I apologise ab

n my spit. "Are you the candidate I am to meet toda

and he just stared at me. "Well, I don't think I am. I'm Miss Sophia Crux, I'm here as a repre

while before he looked ba

came right on time but you were too busy on a call" I

t down hard on my tongue to refrain fro

and opened my copy, "it contains the resources and services needed for the smooth importation and distribution of

ercentage?" He cut me off and

ur company and the profit rate increased by 35%, th

ble. 65:35 is t

e words escaped my lips. My boss is going to have my hea

ompany to finalize the deal." I swallowed hard but bobbed my head nonetheless. I was meant to finalize the deal toda

be on my way. It was nice doing business with you." I made

seen me before. My heart threatened to burst right out of my chest from how fa

ss.

d for him and he

nstantly drew back. Is this some sort of bu

but my eyes widened when he stared blankly at me. Is he b

meant to be one of those webnovels where the rich billionaire asks the girl to marry him

not have a timeline for when the marriage will end, we might have to stay married for a long w

oesn't mean it works the same way in real life. If you want a

excludes your monthly allowances. You are a bus

. Just as I made to reply him, my phone blared loudly. "Excuse me" I fished the p

track of his words before I walked out. Sh

as I was about to get in. "Your daughter will go to the best of schools, will be treated as part of the family, and

an, whom I was sure had lost all sense of reasoning. "All thi

for this." He stretched out a card to me, "Send a text when you have thought it all through

he gave me a no