The Billionaire's Good girl. Not.
“There are no servants in the house. From now on, as lady of the house, it is your responsibility to care for it—and for its occupants.”
Lady of the house.
The title rang like mockery. A disguise for what I really was: an unpaid maid with a marriage certificate. Some wife I was.
By the time I dragged my suitcases over the marble and shouldered the heavy door open, the driver was gone.
Inside, the silence was absolute.
The air smelled faintly of citrus, sharp and artificial, as though the house itself had been scrubbed clean of anything resembling life. Marble stretched beneath my feet, glossy and pale. Floor-to-ceiling windows framed gardens outside, but not a single person greeted me. No in