LOGINThe novel is about a ceo whose father forced him to get married in other to continue the legacy of the company. so he had no option than to go for a contract marriage which he gradually fell inlove
View MoreThe argument did not start loudly.It started with silence.The kind that lingers too long.The kind that fills a room until it becomes heavy.Tiana noticed it around noon.Vince had taken two calls back-to-back, his tone clipped, sharp, authoritative. The Vince she had first met. The one people feared. The one who never hesitated to make decisions that affected lives.She hadn’t heard that voice in weeks.And it unsettled her.He ended the call and walked into the living room.She was sitting by the window with her sketchbook, but she wasn’t drawing anymore. She was watching him.“What happened?” she asked.“Work,” he replied shortly.She waited for more.Nothing came.“That tone,” she said gently. “I haven’t heard it in a while.”Vince exhaled, rubbing his temple.“A contractor is delaying a demolition project. They’re asking for compensation I’m not willing to give.”The words hit her like a slap.Demolition.Compensation.Her fingers tightened around the sketchbook.“Demolition wh
Vince had been quiet all morning.Not distant.Not distracted.Just… thoughtful.Tiana noticed it while pouring tea into two cups. He stood by the window with his phone in his hand, but he wasn’t using it. His gaze was fixed outside, jaw tight, mind clearly somewhere else.“You’re doing that thing again,” she said.He turned. “What thing?”“Thinking too loudly.”A faint smile touched his lips, but it didn’t reach his eyes.He walked toward her and accepted the cup she offered.“Can I ask you something?” he said.Tiana paused.There was a weight in his voice that made her heart shift slightly.“Okay.”They sat opposite each other at the table.The morning sun spilled across the surface between them like a quiet witness.Vince wrapped his fingers around the cup but didn’t drink.“If the treatment works,” he began slowly, “if you get years… a full life…”He hesitated.Tiana felt it.This wasn’t a casual question.This was something he had been carrying for days.“What then?” he asked.Sh
Tiana did not tell Vince where they were going.Not because she wanted to surprise him.But because saying it out loud would make it real.And she wasn’t sure she was ready for real.“Left here,” she said quietly.Vince followed the direction without question.They had left the polished roads and tall glass buildings behind nearly twenty minutes ago. The city had slowly changed into something older. Narrower streets. Low houses. Faded paint. Familiar silence.Vince glanced at her.Her hands were clasped tightly in her lap.Her breathing had gone shallow.He didn’t ask.He already knew.The car stopped in front of a piece of land that no longer looked like a home.Just a flat stretch of dry soil with patches of wild grass fighting to grow through it.No gate.No fence.No structure.Just emptiness.Tiana didn’t move immediately.She stared.As if she expected the house to suddenly appear again.As if memory could rebuild walls.“That’s it,” she whispered.Vince turned off the engine.N
Tiana woke with a decision already formed in her chest.Not loud.Not dramatic.Just clear.She wanted pieces of her old life back.Not the painful ones.Not the ones tied to fear or survival.But the simple, forgotten parts that had quietly slipped away while she was busy trying to stay alive.Vince noticed it immediately.She wasn’t moving slowly this morning.She wasn’t pausing between steps as if measuring her strength.She was moving with intention.Purpose.“You’re planning something,” he said from the doorway as she tied her hair into a loose ponytail.She smiled at him through the mirror.“Yes.”He raised a brow.“Should I be worried?”“Very.”She dragged him into the car without explanation.No hospital.No appointments.No pharmacy.Just a destination she refused to name.Vince didn’t argue.He had learned that when Tiana looked like this—eyes bright with quiet mischief—it was better to follow than to question.They stopped in front of a small art store.Vince blinked.She t
His words had caught her off guard. Yes, she'd agreed to the deal to marry him for a year, but hearing him say that to her felt…well awkward, like a man who you'd dated for long finally telling you he was taking you to meet his relatives.“There's a family dinner tonight, and it's the perfect chanc
When she came out, the two of them were sitting on the sofa waiting for her.''Hmm '' The man named Theo hummed while observing her. The dress appeared quite tight on her, too tight.''Not bad, but try this one; '' The woman gave her a pink gown this time.''Tell me if you need a hand in there. ''
Tiana hadn’t expected that she wouldn’t see him for over a week.At first, she'd assumed that he would come to her and explain more in details about the deal they'd made, perhaps sign some documents too but it had already been two weeks since that day and she hadn't even seen his shadow.She had ro
The man who had been captured and locked here for some days now was already bleeding profusely when Vince entered the room.The bright bulb that hung from the ceiling on a loose wire dangled slightly, casting long shadows over the concrete walls.The man was tied tightly to a chair, his hands were






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