THE GOLD DIGGER
Being bound by a contract marriage is a decision that Gizelle must make to fulfill her glamorous life needs. She is challenged by her two friends to conquer the heart of Kenric Federico, CEO of a leading manufacturing company in Germany, in exchange for assets of ownership of luxury hotels and apartments. It seemed that the goddess of fortune was on Gizelle's side that day. She managed to become the wife of the conglomerate REAGANZ CORP. At the same time, she intends to extract her husband's property during the 12 months of their contract marriage. On the one hand, Kenric was forced to agree to the contract marriage at the insistence of his mother due to being caught in a one-night romance with Gizelle. Come on, that man is over 30 years old. Who will inherit the golden cage and the throne of this company if Kenric doesn't get married soon? That's what his mother thought. Oh my gosh! Was Gizelle willing to have children with that man? And will Kenric keep the marriage contracted after he finds out that his wife intends to spend his money alone? And can Gizelle complete the challenge of her two best friends? Follow the story of Kenric the billionaire and his gold digger wife only in THE GOLD DIGGER by SELAKSA NOKTAH, exclusive on WebNovel. July, 25/2022
Costly
Gizelle turned her back on Kenric and pulled the blanket up. Never mind, he was reluctant if he had to argue again. "An event you don't need to know about."
"I'm your husband. You can't leave without my permission."
Tsk, you authoritarian!
"I don't need your permission."
"Tell me your goal. What event did you attend?"
"Not important."
"Then there's no need to come if it's not important."
Kenric still wouldn't budge on the woman who was now curled up under the blanket. He was sure that Gizelle had no intention of sleeping. The woman just dodged the question from him.
"But I had to come because it was agreed."
"Agreed? Does this deal have anything to do with your leaving this morning? With Jerold?"
Huh! Enough, Gizelle didn't want to cover it up anymore. Anyway this is not a bad thing.
"I got an offer to be a bartender at a company at the inauguration of their new CEO.
"What?!"
"No need to be surprised!"