Bound To My Billionaire Rival (A Contract Marriage)

pair him with his enemy, Marina. The thought of having to work closely with her troubled him deep

er the low-rank position his father had initially assigned him, he had abstained from complaining about his job, even about Marina, with whom he clashed

rustration. As he entered his father's luxurious sitting room, wh

ere are so many things I want to change," Alt

n Alton. "Tell me, son. What changes do you have in mind?" he inquired, noting t

e's this girl in the office who always gets on my nerves. I can't believe we've been paired toget

me you're falling in love. Remember, you're getting married soon. Save all

ed, rising from his seat and retreating to his room. Harrison's interest weakened as he returned his focus t

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erty. She had already submitted her resignation letter at the supermarket where she worked her second job, a decision that filled

opening. She had been expecting Marina's cousin, Frederick, whose relen

rise from the couch, but her legs gave out, nearly causing her to fall. Witho

ry the old billionaire. It's the best chance to change our lives," Marina declared, her voice satura

esides, your uncle came by earlier. I told him you weren't interested, and he left angrily, threatening to take drastic measures if

ll call him," Marina replied calmly, retrieving her bags from the floor. She rummaged thro

ng Frederick's number, her heart pounding i

ou're doing well," Marina gree

she blurted out before Frederick could even respond, h

ange something special for you. Get dressed in something beautiful; we'r

urity in his home. Despite his humble position, he had developed a close rel

itable match, unaware that Harrison intended the bride for his son, Alton. Harrison tr

rina, Frederick wasted no tim

lly, standing at attention as he spoke, even

ny good news?" Harrison's voice

I'll be bringing the lady to visit you tomor

at works perfectly. Thank you, Frederick," Harriso

ut to Alton, who entered the sit

nnounced, waiting for hi

reaction was alleviated; he didn't particularly care about the identity of the woman he was to marry. H

differently, mentally preparing