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Sienna wasn’t sure how long she sat there, staring at Damien like he had grown two heads. Five million dollars. That was the price of marrying him. It was the kind of money that could erase every hardship she had ever known. The kind of money that could pull her out of the endless cycle of struggling, working late shifts at the diner, and worrying about bills. And all she had to do was put on a ring and pretend to love a man who—if she was being honest—was dangerously easy to want.

to him, casually walking away, and also fulfilling her mother's long awaited dream, but she was yet to find anyone who looked remotely like him, and the sound was getting louder, the club crowdier, and the rush of testosterone was approaching it's climax, on one hand she was ready to leave, but on the other she had to end the drama of her relationship. Despite the shadows cast by the fusion of bodies, cuddling under the club's luminescent lights, the crowd, and the banging of the DJ's mixer, one figure stood out, she would recognize her anywhere, tall, short dress, in high heels, with lenghty human hair, and flaunting her Louis Vuitton bag, like anyone there would care about it, Taria King

"But why wouldn’t you want to marry Emmeline?" Amelia asked, bemused. "She’s a Hawthorne." Or at the very least, Amelia would bet every dime and dollar she had that if Caleb Walton was given the chance, he would jump at it, Kelsie Friesent be damned. Marrying a Hawthorne meant marrying into Solara royalty― they certainly were richer than many royal families across the world.

It seemed the Dumonts were here early. Snooty and pretentious, both Mirabelle and Spencer Dumont oozed elegance. Mirabelle was a raven haired beauty who used to be a Prima Ballerina back in her day. She married Spencer when her dancing days ended. Spencer Dumont was the wealthiest man in the UK, with Sebastian set to inherit everything. Not that the man needed to inherit everything, he owned half of the country already. And by that I mean the majority of the buildings in the country belonged to Dumont Enterprises.

Anne took a deep breath and said, “Yes, my lady. It’s all everyone is talking about. The kitchen staff are already drafting meals for the royal wedding.” “Royal wedding?!” Lily was utterly shocked. Mirabel looked calm but in reality, her ears were ringing and her blood seemed to have run cold. “Who is this bride?” She managed to ask Anne. “Megan Brighton! Former queen of the Eastern Kingdom. Her marriage to Richardson Jared was dissolved yesterday.” Anne answered. “What a wench! She lost her throne and now she is here for Lady Mirabel’s crown!” Mary yelled. “We do not insult women we do not know, Mary.” Mirabel cautioned her lady.

Damon. He smiled at my father. "That's not a problem for me, Sir." With a furrowed brow and disbelief, I alternated my gaze between the two.Is this serious?! Daddy noticed my gaze. "Isabella, we have arranged things for you. By the end of this week, you are bound to marry Damon so-" "Daddy, are you really serious?!" I raised my voice. "Isabella..." Mommy called gently, so I turned to her. I really couldn't believe them.

She grabbed her phone and accessed the G****e search engine. Mirabelle was divine... She was breathtakingly beautiful. Her hair was always well done, not to mention her formal attire... If she had ever been her sister in another life, she would be completely different... Maybe she would have been like her since she would have had a different education than what she received... She saw an article that talked about her wedding but it didn't mention the name of the Sultan... A Sultan... She really had to see him... If he is an old man,... Let's hope he's not an old man. Said the young woman to herself... ***

HELENE “I refuse to marry that cripple! Whoever wants to marry him can, but it’s definitely not going to be me!” My younger sister, Noemie Laurent, sobbed in our mother’s arms, tears streaming freely down her face. I sat opposite them, my expression unchanged. Inwardly, however, I found the scene laughable. Just a month ago, she had still been playing the role of Lucien Blackthorne’s devoted fiancée. Yet less than a month after the accident that left him permanently bound to a wheelchair, she was already clamoring to break off their engagement.

Bellamy scoffed. “ I know. You should tell him that. After we lost my siblings and my mother, he just pushed a the responsibilities to me. " “ You're his only hope. " Cole said and she rolled her eyes. “ More like a property. " “ Hey come on. Don't say that. He loves you. He might want you to marry someone that would bring benefits to him but he loves you. " Bellamy said and she sighed. “ I'm not sure. " “ Princess. " Melinda called as she walked in. “ You're needed in the queen's chambers. "