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“Malory, the one I love the most, I want you to know that I have loved you from the very first moment I saw you and I'm grateful for every moment we got to spend together. My beautiful wife, I want you to enjoy your life and be sure that I'm happy.” More tears leave my mum’s eyes that Mark stops talking to give her a moment to breathe. “Please continue,” she tells Mark. “I will always want you to live a happy and comfortable life, so I left enough money for you to give you this life, five hundred million dollars are enough, right? And you also own a quarter of the company, so you don't need to worry about money.” She surely won't worry about money at all.

Eliana said politely. “Let’s get right to it,” Elena said, picking up a stack of papers. “The document released yesterday details a transaction of nearly half a billion dollars in exchange for Eliana’s hand in marriage. Alexander, looking at this… do you see a wife, or do you see an asset?” I leaned forward. I kept my face neutral, but I let my eyes bore into hers. “I see the woman who saved my company,” I said smoothly. “And my life. The financial details you’re referring to were part of a debt restructuring for Rivera Industries. My marriage was a separate, albeit concurrent, development.”

"It's not necessary to work so hard. If Mrs. Romero is willing to use my supplementary card, I think I would be very happy." Charlotte also remembered the card he gave her and felt a bit embarrassed, "It's different." What's different is that we were a legally married couple, and half of the money I earned belonged to you. Charlotte couldn't dare to imagine that half of his money belonged to her, Leandro's wealth, which she could never achieve in her entire life of struggle.

Chapter 17: One Billion Dollars for Three Years I smiled, picked up the contract, and read it carefully. Just as Leo had said in my previous life, this contract was truly beneficial to me with no disadvantages. In my previous life, because of that tiny bit of pride and naivety, I had skipped reading these terms carefully. Now, I realized those ten years of suffering had truly been a complete waste. The terms I would receive were extremely generous. A villa registered solely under my name after marriage, as a gift.

She had always seen Anderson as someone who struggled to keep a steady job, but the wealth revealed in these papers is beyond anything she could have imagined. Her mouth hangs slightly open as she reads about offshore accounts and investments, her expression shifting from shock to bewilderment. It's as if a veil has been lifted, revealing a side of Anderson she never knew existed, Shocked and bewildered, Cassie's mind races as she grapples with the revelation that her husband had been living a double life as a secret billionaire, keeping her completely in the dark all this time.

I literally couldn’t live without him. “Please, Luciano. I don’t mind if you keep her as your girlfriend at work as long as I remain your wife at home. I don’t mind being hidden for more years, just—” Luciano scoffed. “What wife? We never legally registered our marriage, remember? You were never my wife. You only moved in with me! “And now, you’ll move out. Because tomorrow, Amanda and I are registering our marriage.” He threw a paper at me. When I looked, it was a check for two million dollars. “That should be enough to repay you for all the times you keep bringing up. Use it to start a new life.”

A listless, and astonished voice comes through the door. -OMG I can't believe it, look who is Jeff the millionaire, wow, I heard you got married, and well she is your wife now, I saw it in the papers, I thought your wife was living the high life, I didn't imagine she worked for you," says the black haired girl. -Yes I am his wife, and well I haven't had time to be using money, besides I'm not the kind of person who spends money, I'm not that kind of woman," says Lucrecia.

He reached into his briefcase and carefully slid a document across the table. It was a share transfer agreement. "These are the last of Ashley's unencumbered pre-marital assets," he said, his voice low and thick with emotion. "It's not much, but it's clean. Consider it… my humble attempt at amends." I didn't touch the papers. "Dad," I said, my tone gentle but final. "This will be the last time I call you that." His shoulders stiffened; his eyes welled up instantly. "I don't need her compensation."

I blurted out before I could stop myself. My dad nodded. “The wedding is in two weeks.” “Fuck this!.” She got on her feet. “I’m not getting married to some loser. I’m not getting married just because you failed to save your company the normal way. I’m getting out of here.” “There are consequences.” Mom said quickly just before Chloe could turn her back to leave. “We signed a document, documents. And it said that if we failed to fulfill our part of the contract, both your father and I would have to give up everything we own, including this house and failure to do that would lead us to prison.”