A woman dismissed by everyone around her as unstable is unexpectedly brought into the lives of a billionaire's children. As she forms a bond with them, the family's assumptions about her begin to unravel, forcing them to reconsider who she really is.
The other was hauled back to the psychiatric hospital. He caught my hand and asked my name. I said, said, Robin Hood. Julian's face was expressionless. It took me some time to settle my
and some more time to find you. Couldn't help it. You actually looked? Julian briefly closed his eyes. When I'd finished laughing, I paused again. Wait, why were you looking for me? Julian glanced up at the stout director. The director took the hint and left the visiting room. Avery Bennett, don't you want to get out of here? His expression's serious. He nudged the agreement
toward me. All you have to do is marry me. After we're married, you'll receive $750,000 a month in spending money. You can live in any property I own. Drivers, bodyguards, and household staff will be at your disposal. I jiggled my leg. Nice offer. I lowered my feet and regarded him a little more seriously. But what's in it for you? He was about to answer when I let out a laugh. It can't
possibly be my you're after, right? Julian's expression darkened further. After a long he said. You'd be uncomplicated. I blinked. He continued. I've been in charge for two years. It's reached the point where I need to settle down and get married. The board, the older members of my family, and several families with close likes to the Whitmores all want me to make a suitable
marriage alliance as soon as possible. Over the past two years, they've introduced me to plenty of women, but every one of them came with complications. Some wanted contracts for