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he remarked after my answer about the weakest form of alliances between packs. “It does not change anything,” I said firmly. “I believe marriage is the weakest form of alliances. It is selfish and inconsiderate, and not all of it ends well.” Darius scoffed. “The world is not pleasant and simple, Juliette. Marriage is not a weak link; it is one of the strongest, especially when an heir is born from both bloodlines. It is sacred and blessed by the goddess herself. Alliances made through marriage should never be broken. If they are, destruction follows both sides.”

“ That's a fucking lie! Stop lying to me!” Tania shrugged, taking some steps towards me. “ Believe what you wish,” her lips curled up further. “ But I'll make this very clear, you have nothing now…absolutely nothing.” “ W-What do you mean?” She stepped back, circling around me as she crossed her arms. “ Father's will stated that after three years of marriage, all his property would be transferred to your husband and— correct me if I'm wrong—today is your third wedding anniversary, isn't it dear sister?”

Aiden stood in the living room, his shadow long and shaky against the wall. The truth finally hit him: he’d been played. The clocks in the house were wrong. He hadn't been invited for a chat; he’d been lured into a trap while they finished Olivia off. "You’re late, Aiden," Sebastian said. His voice was heavy, like a king giving a death sentence. "You were late the second you picked that girl over your own family. Yes, I know I initiated this whole mess you call a marriage," Sebastian added, looking straight into Aiden’s eyes.

my father replied, leaning back against the edge of the mahogany desk as he crossed his arms, his business mind taking over the moment revenge was mentioned. ​"You mean the alliance marriage, don't you?" I asked, a bitter chuckle escaping my lips as I adjusted my jacket cuffs because I had spent years running from their arranged setups, only to find myself right back at the exact same crossroads. "I just got out of a miserable marriage based on lies, and now you want me to sign myself over to another stranger just to secure a corporate merger?"

"Grandma, please, you have to separate them, don't let Habbab marry that woman, I can't stand it. He loves her." "Enise, don't be ridiculous, that marriage is simply a show, a lie, a ruse. It's already spoken, the judge is an actor, nothing will be legal, and I'm tired of saying it, and tired of your whining." I'm beginning to think that nurturing the infatuation between Enise and Habbab has had its consequences. Every step of the way has been perfectly signposted, from the moment that child was born. I knew I ran the risk of losing him, of him falling in love and wanting to start his own family, his own home, to get on with his life and forget about our revenge. To avoid that, I decided tha

"Once we're done, it ends." The words hung in the air, and I struggled to comprehend the magnitude of what he was saying. "So, this marriage is just a formality? A transaction?" He nodded solemnly. "Yes, in a way. Once my mission for revenge is accomplished, once the alliance is secured, our contract will end." A mix of relief and confusion washed over me. "Revenge? What do you mean?" He met my gaze, his eyes revealing a depth of pain. "I was wronged, and I've been seeking justice. My marriage with you provides an opportunity to achieve that. Our marriage is a means to an end."

"A pawn for your chess game. You’ve wanted to take down my father for years, haven’t you? This marriage gives you access to everything you need to destroy him from the inside. It’s the perfect cover for your revenge." Allerick’s lips twitched, as though he were about to smile. But it wasn’t a warm smile—it was cold, calculating. "You think I need a woman to take down your father?" he said, his voice low and dangerous. "No, Leora, you misunderstand. I’ve been planning my revenge for far longer than you could imagine." Leora felt a chill run down her spine. "Then why?" she whispered, unable to stop herself. "Why agree to this deal? Why accept a contract marriage with me?"

It’s the night of our rehearsal dinner. I can’t believe Toni will finally and officially be my wife tomorrow. Our wedding has been in the making for years so for it all to actually be happening is a relief. Our whole wedding is to soldify the Russian and Italian-Irish alliance. While everyone has honnored the alliance the alliance won’t be a hundred percent binding until Toni and I are married. A lot of people have been anticipating our wedding because it means peace will always remain between the alliance. Essentially, neither side will be able to back out, and while neither side has never once mentioned backing out it was still an option that hung overone’s head like guillotine. So, here w

Isn’t that why you married her for revenge so why are you acting as if you truly love when we both know that you don’t! I heaved a deep sigh and lowered my head. My hands shake as I heard the confession. I already knew that he married me for revenge but I never believed that he would go t such lengths by telling his mother. It made me wonder how he would have acted if the accident had not occurred. I was glad that Zenobia and Jackson were not around to witness what was happening at that moment and I couldn’t even hide my feelings as I burst into tears.

Evelyn in her couture white gown, Alexander in a sleek black tuxedo, and together, the picture formed a perfect billionaire couple. But it was all a lie. This marriage wasn’t about love. It wasn’t about happily ever after. It was about revenge. Evelyn’s fingers tightened slightly on Alexander’s hand as he slipped the wedding band onto her finger. A silent promise burned in her heart. You destroyed my family. Now I’ll destroy you, Kane. If Alexander noticed the tension in her grip, he didn’t show it. His face was a mask of calm arrogance, those dark eyes fixed on her with a look that felt like a predator sizing up his prey.