A woman accepts a large sum of money to marry a billionaire and become stepmother to his children, expecting a simple arrangement. But her new husband wants far more than a business deal, and the line between contract and real feelings begins to blur.
Leo stood next to me, his chest puffed out. She's here to love me and keep me safe. I looked down at him, my heart full. That morning, I was the one telling him not to be scared.
And now here he was, standing in front of me, awkward but brave, protecting me. The manager picked up Jason's card and ran it. Mr. Jason, your total spending is $26,000. You're just a regular member.
And we don't turn people away just because of how they dress. The clerk's face went white. I'm so sorry. I didn't know who you were. That's not the problem.
I looked right at her. What if it wasn't me? What if it was just some regular mom with no money? You'd kick her out right in front of her kid?
She hung her head. Tiffany, Jason's girlfriend, changed her tune too. didn't you say you were the top member here that all the managers knew you babe let me explain she ripped off the bracelet she was trying on and stormed off
as jason ran after her leo whispered beside me mom did i protect you i knelt down and hugged you did are you happy so happy but what makes me happiest isn't that you know the manager or have a rich dad, what matters is you stood up for me, even though you were afraid.
Because I'm your knight! Come on. My little knight gets ribs? Two plates.
Deal. And bring one for Ava, too. Three plates it is, not one less. Mrs. Blackwood, it's her!