The Billionaire’s Cure: The Betrayed Bride
“What do you mean, ‘not like that’? I mean, the contract, the place… it’s a little… intense for a work arrangement, isn’t it? What is this, Amara?”
Amara stopped at the entrance to the kitchen, leaning her hand against the cool, steel frame of the doorway. She turned to face her mother. The fading light caught the exhaustion in her eyes, the raw, unfiltered honesty that had been the core of her audition. “It’s exactly what it seems like on paper. We are contracted, that’s all. It’s a mutually beneficial contract. He gets a public-facing, normal-looking partner, and I get… everything I need to get back on my feet. A fresh start. This place, the security, the money… it’s a transaction. Nothing
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