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The Fake Heiress and Deceitful Duke

Abigail Florence only wanted a good job when her mother became sick, hoping that she would be of help for the family and save her mother from the rage of her father. But she was caught by a wicked and crazy nobleman and was forced into an unlikely partnership of marriage in exchange of wealth and power she could never fathom. What else could go wrong? When Dion Burke had visited the small bar in the Grothem town after his carriage suffered an accident, he had cursed his luck. But who would have thought that goddess was blessing him with treasure. The previous duke had died with no blood children but the position and all the wealth was still left for the lost daughter and her.. Husband. So when Dion found the woman living as guttersnipe, a strange and wicked plan took place in an instant. He would claim power and wealth and share it with her. But what if… the woman whose mouth could be compared to the sailor turned out to be more tempting than the wealth she offered?

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Missed Her

"The weather is nice!" he murmured as he turned his head to the sun and took in a deep inhale. His golden red hair matched the early morning sun and his lightly tanned skin looked like it was made for the sun. He looked like a devotee the way he smiled feeling the warmth on his skin.

Could a person smile just because the warmth felt good? She had only seen frowning nobles. Who treat their smile and kindness as if it was a treasure they must protect against the world.

But he was so easy to please. So easy to offer smiles and they looked infecting. For she turned to feel the sun. Perhaps for the first time, her mind did not have any other thoughts.

"You will enjoy our garden. My mother and I often spend time there. Do you have an interest in flowers, Abigail?" she shook her head. She never had time to enjoy the weather or plant trees. She was busy earning.

The flowers were nice. But what about them, that was it for her.

He looked at her in surprise.