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Marriage Contract With My Rich Ex-Boyfriend

When Diane Brown discovered that her husband of two years had been cheating on her because she was unable to have sex with him, she filed for a divorce, falling for her husband’s trap— a prenup to split half of her assets with him. Diane would rather give up all her properties to charity than to that bastard, but at her lowest, she discovered an unexpected ticket out— Christian Knowles, her ex, the new hot shot of NYC. Left with no choice, she shows up at Christian’s doorstep in tears, seeking his help while drenched in the rain. What would it be like for Diane to go begging the man she had been trying so hard to forget, the one she dumped to marry that jerk of a husband? As for Christian, whose heart should've steeled against the woman who broke it years ago, would he help her? But at what conditions? And what would happen once he finally learned the true reason Diane broke up with him? Will he still keep her by his side despite his beloved mother’s resistance?

Paschalinelily · Urban
Not enough ratings
127 Chs

Ahead of Her Wedding

Diane believed that Christian actually jinxed her shopping experience after she ran into Julia.

It's not like there wasn't any other shopping mall in Dubai, so why must they run into each other, and that too, face to face?

Julia was a successful female artist hence the reason she had people following her around. Though she was only popular in the southeastern part hence the reason no one knew her in the US, she had made quite a name for herself.

"Who am I seeing if it isn't Diane?" Julia smiled while striking a pose. Today, she was putting on a black handless crop top with two big rose patterns on each of her boobs. She wore a long red skirt with knee-length black winter boots.

She looked like a hot female character straight from an anime, thanks to her makeup.

Diane almost did not recognise her if not for the familiar aura she felt around her.

Julia waved her silky straight black hair behind her to reveal her full face. She looked Chinese.