e. In an instant, her amusement was replaced with a frown. She walked u

y if she knew this wasn't the

fore replying, "Why should I laugh at you wh

heiress who was abandoned by her fiancé! A stupid lady who gave everything to a man because she...."

d. She is supposed to think of how t

Elliot isn't coming back. He isn't coming to save you fr

liot and Amy, but not for both families.

wedding gown as she whispered, "What

one now. It is either you save your family's reputation by marrying me or watch you

My fiancé's uncle?" She asked, a face that u

u. I am marrying you because I want to save my family's reputation, whi

you wouldn't betray me like your nephew?"

trust; this is about gains and losses. It is either you j

onths, right?" She asked coldly, her t

at made one determined to do th

he document that includes our terms as a couple... that is if you want to marry me rather tha

marry me, then my pla

doesn't work,

doubt. "You don't have to bother about that because I won't le

words," she muttered, her voice barel

ak, my father's sec

e?" Daniel asked, a dis

ay another word. "Tell the guests the wedding will s

watching him leave, I turned to face Amy, who seemed lost in her thoughts. "I want you to get prepared in t

ng the standing mirror. I knew she didn't want to do this

the dressing room. Now, I a

elongs to him, and make him know he is nothing! I am the o

order. The guests are waiting for y

etail," I cut my secretary off bef

one expected me here because they k

the hall before walking to the fron

groom?" The o

unned father. He expected his golden boy

re wasn't any sign of her. I kept checking my wristwatch, already tired of waiting j

ll no sign of her. Now, I can't help but wonder if

g my time waiting for the bride. I had spent about two hours waiting

ike a fool under the watchful gaze of the gue