Bound To Him: A Billionaire's Contracted Wife

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es as cold as his name recommended. He lane in the cowhide seat behind his huge mahogany work area, one corner of his mouth jer

be concerned, implied power and control, yet to me... it was the pass to somet

rstanding?" His voice was low, estimated, similar to each word w

onditions, things I could half comprehend. However, my fingers shivered with the longing to go after the pen, sig

ured, prodding me, "you

med like to party day in and day out, with nothing certain. My fami

taying there, p

in mind," he said, his voice smooth yet firm, "this isn't simply a piece of paper

to disregard. Be that as it may, the manner in which he saw me, similar to he could see dire

d. "Simply let me know a certain something." I maintained e

eyebrow curving in ente

s at that point ten strides ahead, playing a game I didn't have the foggiest idea about the standards t

tracker evaluating its prey. I felt my heart hustling, each thump an upda

, he crossed the distance between us, his tall casing overshadowing me as he expanded his hand. "Welco

d quiet of his disposition. Interestingly, I felt the implicit commitmen

tructing and quiet, "you'll start to s

there in the faintly lit room, heart dashing, mind turning. I'd consented

, I paused my breathing, fingers apprehensively following the edges of the agreement he'd put before me. The p

quiet however chillingly separated. "How

ath the surface. There was something unnervingly attractive about the manner in which

ng in my chest. "I want to understand what I'm getting i

t you're getting into, I'd say it's precisely exact thing you're expecting - security, independence fr

stions. Is it safe to say that he was promising

opportunity. In any case, past the lawful terms, there was something different here -

ed my responsibility, my

carcely know," I said, raising my look to meet his. My

lining forward marginally. "Since once you step i

ting desire to jump recklessly, despite the fact that I knew the dangers. With a fli

moved. He stood, his tall, strong edge creati

mbled, the convention bound with something ha

sounded strange

ne firm. "Try not to enter the cellar.

I dealt with a little gesture. His appearance relaxed just so

added discreetly. "Be that as it may, recal

and steel sitting above the city horizon. It seemed like strolling in

counter, each marked flawlessly. However, one stuck out, si

For what reason was it prohibited? What was concealed d

side. The last thing I needed was to test hi

licit pressure. Henry stayed away, yet I could feel his presence, a shadow waiting in each side of the pe

y of the library, watching me unobtrusively as I perused his books.

rets, Angele?" he aske

ok. There was something hauntingly lovely in his watched disposition

g nearer, "think about this hou

s, the prohibited key gripped in my grasp. His words replayed to me; his standard clear. Howev

with limits I scarcely comprehended. In any case,

folded over my wrist, pulled me back. I turned, brea

e not kidding?" His voice

knew - I'd recently crossed a