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CAN I BE YOURS?

The love life of an innocent girl is influenced by a group of people who manipulated her into signing a year's contract of ownership in exchange for her dad's freedom from debt collectors. All Abigail Mckay, an innocent twenty-two years old girl ever wanted in life was to live a simple one, with the rest of her family members without worry or pain, but the universe had other plans for her. Since her family got bankrupt, and also a debtor at the age of twenty, she decided to do anything possible to elevate them from the cruel fate life had given to them. Little did she know that the decision held more weight than she had imagined. She was given a mission to seduce and tame a heartless billionaire, Liam Anderson, CEO of Anderson's empire within a year, whose mother's wish is to see him get married before she passes away after a month from recurrence of cancer. What will become of Abigail's fate when she's left to pick out of two decisions that can change her entire life; her love for the cold billionaire, and her family?

Grace_Kylie_6044 · Urban
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68 Chs

F PAIS III

With Liam inside, Theodore walked me to the entrance of the house where the butler and some maids who lined up to park our luggage inside the house already started doing their jobs.

Theodore excused himself before leaving my side to speak to the butler. I watched them as they exchanged a few hushed words, and Theodore's stern expression gave way to a quick nod. From the way he spoke to the butler, I knew he held an important position in the house.

After their short conversation, Theodore walked back to me. He stopped a few feet away from me before saying, "Miss Abigail, Reynolds over there will tend to you. I have something to take care of."

Nodding softly, I watched him being replaced by Reynolds who now stood in front of me. I studied his face which looked like he was in his late forties.

Just like Wadsworth, his professionalism was reflected in his composure - straight posture, dull eyes, and no-fun personality. He really is no different from Wadsworth.