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Kieran staggered ahead and almost fell when the man broke the news that the marriage is fake. Vance leaned in the direction of the screen, and his words could be heard loudly throughout the auditorium thanks to the microphone. “So Haley and you were never registered at all, according to the system. What is this, Mr. Colin? Have you been using a false marriage to trick her for the past four years?" Everyone in the room exploded. Vance moved more quickly than Kieran, who was about to slam the laptop shut. He quickly projected the query results onto the big screen after taking a picture of them.

"You will need a bride for this to happen, and because it is illegal, it has to be someone you trust. Someone who won't sell you out for money because, if we get any woman, she could still betray you no matter how much we pay her. We do not know who the woman you married is or her intentions. We have to be careful," he warned, and Xavier froze because it would be difficult to get someone crazy that would do something as illegal as a false marriage. "But won't that be creating the same problem?" Soren said, and we were attentive. "He wants an annulment, not a divorce, so he does not lose anything. If we get him a fake wife and backdate the certificate, what if she decides to divorce him and t

And I— I pressed my fingers against the windowsill. You are a contract wife, I told myself. You signed a document. You have a clause. You are here for five thousand dollars a month and your mother's debt and that is the precise and total extent of what this is. But there was Kai's voice in my head — he's better when you're here — and there was last night, the hotel room, the wine and the laughing and what if I'm not faking — And there was the way Zane had looked at her.

Justin said before rolling his eyes. “I guess…” I mumbled. “The other thing is that these so-called fake relationships sometime lead to real ones. There are some cases of my girls actually marrying the client and quitting their job because of it. Of course, if that makes her happy then I’ve got no more to say. That being said, you should be careful with these…men…” Justin said before puckering his pink lips up jokingly. “I’m a widow and if I had submitted those divorce papers before George died then I’ll be a divorcee. No rich guys in their right mind would want someone like me…” I stated matter-of-factly.

“ Until and unless this marriage certificate magically grew some feet and walked in here with our signatures on it. Maybe even decorated the room with flowers while we slept!” Owen’s face turned an alarming shade of pale as he scanned the document. “This... this has to be fake,” he stammered. “Right? This kind of thing happens all the time in Vegas. Fake officiants, fake certificates... Maybe this is a scam.” I was not convinced. “So, what, you are saying we did not drunkenly get married last night? Because these signatures—” I jabbed at the paper, “ Look a hell of a lot like ours!”

My driver and assistant seemed shocked also. "It is a famous company in the US. I used to live there." I nodded. At least he didn't know that I had a child. "How come you are in Singapore?" I ask him, but he seems uncomfortable with my question. "Never mind," I said. "I got scammed by an agency, and they said I will have nice work here but nothing." I feel sorry for him so suddenly. Then I remember, what if I should hire him as my fake husband? I scan him from head to toe.

I said, pushing her aside before apologizing to the agent again and sending her off. When I got back, Rachel was still standing in the hallway, looking furiously at me like she was demanding answers from me. "Aaron Matthews! We agreed that it was only going to be a fake divorce!" I looked at her like she was an idiot. "Have you forgotten that you've already married someone else?" "I have my difficulties. Also, my marriage to Max was also fake! And the child was an accident! I really didn't know how things turned out like this! "I don't know how Mom learned about his existence, and she told me that she was dying soon, and she wanted to see her grandson in her last days."

filled my screen one after another. I couldn't believe my eyes. I was Xander's wife, and we were lawfully wedded. Why should I tolerate such derogatory insults? Enduring the pain, I posted my marriage certificate online and laid out the timeline of my relationship with Xander. What I never expected was that someone online would point out that the official seal on my marriage certificate was fake. "That's obviously fake. This mistress sure is crafty!" I was so shocked that my mouth fell open as I repeatedly zoomed in to confirm it.

Raine's POV I sighed and massaged my neck while reading the article that my secretary sent to me. I can’t believe Emma will use tactics like this. She even hired trolls to ruin my husband’s name. Some of the netizens even believe Emma’s claims. "I think people will believe that you and Sir Kai were in a contract or false marriage. You guys didn’t meet often or even see each other, and now you guys are married?" she halts. "Nowadays, contract marriages are famous because of novel stories and sometimes they do happen in real life," Macey added. I lean my back on my swivel chair and hold my chin.

Helena and Fernando exchanged looks. She sighed. "We're not okay. I think you know why..." She shook her head slowly and sighed again. "We found out the truth about the agreement you had. Your marriage contract isn't real, it's fake. Niccolo isn't responsible for faking it, but there's someone who can possibly do it without intention to us. We'll contact our private investigators to investigate it. We really want to know who's responsible for faking it, Casey. We want to know. We'll punish that person for faking it," Helena told her.