In Love With A Billionaire Casanova

It all started as a game of love and hate. Two people from different families, with opposing views on romance, found themselves entangled in a predicament that would change their lives drastically. Sia Navarro was a jovial, ambitious, and beautiful girl who had taken life by storm. She did everything in her power to do what was right; to her, destiny and fate were in her hands. She believed she could change her future at will, but one little mistake changed her life entirely.

​The turning point came on an autumn wedding day in the late afternoon. The orange-gold sunset stretched far and wide—the color of fire hearths and tangerines. It was a reflection of the dawn, a promise of the rising sun that follows a velvety night. The church was decorated with vibrant, beautiful flowers. At the end of each aisle, jasmine-scented candles hung throughout the interior. White roses were spread down the walkway as far as the eye could see. The pews were filled with important guests from across the city, all gathered to witness the wedding of the century. The powerful Alvaro family’s eldest son was getting married, and people had traveled from far and wide to be part of the glorious day.

​Both families were seated in the front row, joyous smiles dancing on their faces. The Alvaro son, dressed in a black-tie tuxedo, stood at the altar. He and his bride faced one another as they listened to the priest perform the ceremonial vows.

​The groom kept his eyes lowered toward the bride, whose face was entirely obscured by a veil. As much as he was eager to get the ceremony over with, he could sense the bride felt the same; her hands shook as she gripped his nervously. His brows creased, his face remaining expressionless, while locks of slightly curly long hair fell across his forehead, making him look like a Greek god.

​"He's so handsome, isn't he?" he heard someone murmur in the crowd. Other soft voices whispered about how happy they were to witness the famous, handsome bachelor finally marry. He ignored the comments and focused on the priest.

​"Do you, Kate Anderson, take Emiliano Alvaro as your lawful wedded husband, to love and to cherish in sickness and in health, until death do you part?"

​The church went silent. The bride's grip on the groom tightened; she could feel her throat getting drier by the minute. Taking a few breaths, she answered in a soft, low voice, "I do."

​Her family’s smiles doubled. Meanwhile, the groom’s family held their breath, waiting for their son to speak and praying he wouldn’t do anything "funny."

​"Do you, Emiliano Alvaro, take Kate Anderson as your lawful wedded wife, to love and to cherish in sickness and in health, until death do you part?" the priest asked with a smile.

​The crowd was so quiet you could hear a pin drop. This was the moment of truth. Emiliano looked at his family, who nodded encouragingly, and then back at the bride, who looked as if she might collapse from anxiety. His face went blank, as if he were pondering a difficult riddle. Seeing the delay, the priest cleared his throat and repeated the question.

​"Do you, Emiliano Alvaro, take Kate as your lawful wedded wife...?"

​Emiliano hesitantly looked to his side, preparing to say the two words that would bind him forever. "I… I..."

​"I OBJECT TO THIS WEDDING!"

​Before he could finish, a soft, melodious voice echoed through the church. Every head turned toward the entrance to see who would dare object to the Alvaro wedding. Their eyes met a tall girl with long black hair, wearing a black dress and holding a baby wrapped in a white blanket. She made her way elegantly down the aisle, her expression cold and aloof. She ignored the looks of disdain from the guests, her eyes fixed solely on the groom. He met her gaze with icy, piercing eyes.

​At the very back of the church, a blonde young man standing beside a brown-haired girl smirked. "Get ready for some drama," he whispered.

​He watched as the girl with the baby reached the altar, just as the family members began to surround her, demanding an explanation for why she had come to ruin the Alvaro’s special day.