Only you: Always and forever ( Remastered version)
"I reject,"
the shrill scream of Madison echoed from across the hall into the drawing room. Her eyes were wide and watering, and she looked as pale as a sheet when she remembered who she was talking to. A shudder of fear ran down her spine, but she couldn't help it.
"Well, I dare say you will!" the loud and imposing voice of the Earl of Clanford echoed across the room. He looked significantly older, as if he had aged over a decade, but that didn't stop him from being as red as fire, consumed by anger that his youngest daughter would dare to talk back to him and defy him.
However, Madison was too preoccupied to notice. Her heart pounded, and her palms were sweaty as her father's words kept resounding in her mind until it finally sank in: Robert Williams, the renowned Duke of Frostway, had just asked for her hand in marriage.
Madison Salypse commands attention with her mesmerizing beauty and an indomitable spirit that matches her fierce determination. Her presence in Clanford is magnetic, drawing admirers from every corner, yet she knows exactly what she wants from life and possesses an unyielding resolve to attain it.
However, Madison's journey takes an unforeseen twist when she encounters the enigmatic Robert Williams, the esteemed Duke of Frostway, and finds herself bound to him in marriage against her heart's true desires, for societal expectations hold little sway over her.
Robert, a man of impeccable reputation, is celebrated for his charm and grace, leaving every young lady in London yearning for his affection. Yet Madison, unlike her peers, glimpses beyond the Duke's facade. She discerns a hidden complexity, a man with secrets and layers yearning to be unveiled.
As their worlds collide, Madison and Robert become ensnared in a dance of emotions and intrigue. In a society where appearances often obscure reality, their interactions evolve into a delicate balance between their inner conflicts and the roles they are obliged to assume.
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