Billionaire's Marriage Of In-Convenience
From "can I borrow a kiss for bet" to "It was nice sleeping with you" Ethan and Esmeralda entered the most inconvenient marriage of the century. _______ A commitment-phobic and emotionally unavailable Billionaire. That is the reputation that precedes Ethan Westbury. The words cold and distant don't even begin to describe him. An unwarned kiss made him cross his path with Esmeralda Fox, the eccentric actress. She is sure that the billionaire who has more money than emotions is the devil in disguise. Now, the story gets spicy here. Ethan's grandfather's will inheritance clause had posed a great threat to everything he had achieved so far in his life. Get married before his thirty-fourth birthday or lose everything to his Asshole cousin who would stop at nothing to defeat him. Marrying the emerald-eyed curvy beauty is the only option he had. The problem? He is unable to keep up his distant and cold appeal before the devilish beauty. She is everything he hadn't expected. She is like a typhoon, breaking all of his fences and walls and creeping into his heart like a clawing vine. Suddenly, it's impossible for him to keep up with this marriage of convenience when his contractual wife is nothing but an inconvenience with a capital I.
I and Wine
Ivy and Esmeralda were on the balcony relaxing in the swing that they had installed there to see the view and enjoy the time alone. After Esmeralda returned home after signing the contract, she had been relatively silent.
"What are you thinking?" Ivy asked her sister. "If you are feeling guilty, just come clean to our mother. She will not kill you. Dad won't let her kill us."
Esmeralda chuckled. "Sometimes I pity our mother. She gave birth to two brats who never gave her a single day without any worry. I was so young when I ran from home to make a career in a foreign land where nobody even knew me."
"But you succeeded in making a name for yourself, " Ivy said. "Isn't it what matters now?"
They all said that all is well if the end's well but the question is does the 'good' end justify the painful and shitty middle story? The question might be out of context here but it is a necessary question.