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Seven Minutes in Heaven

Seven Minutes in Heaven

She had been left in an in-between space—not quite a guest, not quite a servant—but still under their scrutiny. And Devereaux noticed. “You know, Amoroso,” he mused, inspecting his club with a slow smirk, “it’s been a while since we had a real wager.” He turned slightly, letting his gaze flicker to Reigna before sliding back to me. “How about we make things… interesting? Money is overrated, after all.” I already knew where this was going—and I am hating the fact I should let it happen. “Go on.” My voice was even, but my grip on the club tightened slightly.
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The Bet

The Bet

“I am telling the truth. I don't know Matt's skills, but no one has ever fucked up my brother.” “We bet he's gonna get a kick from my buddy today?” She measured him from head to toe. She already heard about the bets. “What have you all turned up with these bets? Are you compulsive gamblers or what?”
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Cassy Ailele
Lovely work here Absolutely eye catching I cannot seem to get enough of it The author has done a great job with this story, the plot and the characters are all so well portrayed this is definitely a keeper I'd definitely recommend it
Rose- B29
I'm really enjoying the story of Jo and her journey, the novel is so realistic and easy to relate to. I haven't had such a good read in a while, definitely looking forward to reading more on Jo's journey.
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The Bet

The Bet

I said chuckling. "You can't," "Wanna bet on that?" I asked leaning back in the chair. "Alright....if you and your dick can be in a relationship with one woman, no side hoes just fucking, talking, dating doing everything with one woman; I will set you up with the Preston deal," "You serious?" I asked knowing that deal was worth more than every deal I made for the last two years and would probably give me the big break I needed as an architect. "Yeah I'm serious,"
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Marriage Agreement: It's Just a Wager

Marriage Agreement: It's Just a Wager

She looked like she finally had her long-awaited revenge. "You think I wanted that ten-year bet? That old hag's will forbade me from joining the Vinci family for a decade! "Wretched woman! She's such a nuisance even when she's dead!" Lucia glared at me sharply. "Antonio and I were childhood sweethearts. Who do you think you are? You had ten years, and you still couldn't win his heart. That just proves he doesn't love you!" With that, she pulled out a fruit knife and aimed it at her heart. Then, she shifted it a few inches to the side and smiled sinisterly.
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Beautiful Betrayal

Beautiful Betrayal

Tension. Uneasy looks. Not sympathy. Not yet. Because everyone here knew the truth behind his accusation. I wasn't carrying another man's child. I was carrying his. But this was how it always worked. A woman paid first. A man walked away clean. Guerero made the mistake. Everyone knew it. But no one would say it. Not here. Not out loud. Because he was the future alpha. And I was... expendable. If our positions were reversed... if I had been carrying another man's child...
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Betrayed Before the Vows

Betrayed Before the Vows

"And we have done so by implementing the new 'Phoenix' protocol—a system that ensures no single ego can ever jeopardize our production again." William lowered his head and walked away, the heavy pallet still in his arms. He was a ghost in her world now. Late that night, William sat on the edge of his narrow bed in the cramped rental. The walls were thin, and he could hear the muffled sounds of the city outside. His phone—a cheap, burner model—vibrated on the nightstand. It was a notification from a news app. “Socialite Serena V. Deported and Charged with Grand Larceny; Assets Seized.”
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A Wedding Vow of Vengeance

A Wedding Vow of Vengeance

THIRD PERSON'S P.O.V. The limousine rolled through the streets of North Central New York, one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in Philadelphia. Sterling and James are on their way to the "la fonte" hotel. This was the location where Sterling and James were told to meet Ferdinand the assassin. Sterling had contacted Ross Robert, one of the best contractors in the underworld, to help him get in contact with Ferdinand.
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The Ace at the Apex

The Ace at the Apex

“Who the f*ck are you looking down on while acting rich with Jade’s stupid card? Who the f*ck do you think you are? “I’ll give you something better. Since you want to play, let’s make it big. We’ll do it at the real estate agency. “We’ll swipe the card with every increase of offer, lest somebody backs out of the bluff! Whoever loses will take off their pants and shake their *ss on the street and shout ‘I’m a mutt of a driver’ three times.” This brazen wager would have rendered most speechless. It seemed almost absurd that such a thing had been suggested by a beautiful woman. Nonetheless, Neve was clear. She was not expecting to lose at all. Why else would the penalty be “a mutt of a driver?”
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The Daughter They Optimized Away

The Daughter They Optimized Away

She shot to her feet. "Dad! She's lost her mind! What if she gives up halfway through? The money will be thrown away!" Her face flushed as she screamed, "I'm the competition candidate this family invested in!" "I" was in no hurry. I simply offered a condition Dad could not refuse. "A performance-based wager can be signed. "If I fail to win, I will voluntarily assume double the registration cost." The calculator keys clicked rapidly. I watched Dad calculate input and output, probability and sunk cost.
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The Ex-Wife Guide: Mr. Fergerson Persists On Lavish Affection

The Ex-Wife Guide: Mr. Fergerson Persists On Lavish Affection

As Caleb settled into his office, Sebastian presented him with a major project. "Mr. Fergerson, this is a collaboration project with Automobile Maestros Group. As a top global luxury car brand, they're seeking a partnership with us. However, the risk involved in this project exceeds our maximum capacity. Most importantly, they want to sign a wager agreement," Sebastian reported. A wager agreement offered substantial rewards but also entailed high risks. Successfully securing the project could double Fergerson Corporation's market value. Automobile Maestros had never chosen to collaborate so extensively with another company before. It seemed they were planning something big.
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Chanda Sewell
Oh! I thought it was me, thought I had went CRAZY!!! What an ending!! So many unanswered questions: Who was Penny’s biological parents? What happened between Caspian and his alter ego? Who was Penny’s assistant sleeping with, did she end up getting married? So many unanswered questions?
kiddyj02
I’m officially done with this book. I can’t even remember the names of all the characters. What happened to the doctor looking for the long lost heiress? Instead of adding unnecessary characters why not finish one plot and move on. I wish everyone would stop reading this book maybe author would fini
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I just finished 'The Wager' and that ending hit me like a truck. The protagonist finally exposes the corporate conspiracy, but at a brutal cost—his closest ally sacrifices herself to leak the damning evidence. The final chapter shows him staring at her empty chair in their hideout, the victory feeling hollow. The last line about 'winning the battle but losing the war' lingers. What stuck with me was how the author subverts the typical triumphant ending. Instead of celebration, we get this quiet, unsettling scene where the protagonist realizes the system is too big to truly defeat. The corporate overlords just replace their fallen pawns and keep operating. It’s bleak but realistic, and the abrupt cut to credits leaves you sitting with that discomfort. If you like moral ambiguity, this ending delivers.

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