Bogus Billionaire By Shining Riviera

Caroline Evans was getting married.

Not to her fiancé, Eddy Morrison, whom she had loved for eight years. Instead, she was marrying a man she’d only met for all of five minutes and knew very little about.

“You can still back out.” The man looked at Caroline cynically in the waiting room of City Hall.

Caroline toyed nervously with the already creased hem of her shirt, Eddy’s cold expression flashing through her mind. Three days ago, Eddy, who usually avoided her like the plague, invited her over for dinner. When she received his call, she naively thought that her eight years of effort was finally paying off.

She had dolled herself up and showed up eagerly. However, there were others besides Eddy waiting for her. Sitting in a wheelchair with her fingers laced with Eddy’s was a glowing, radiant Layla Evans, who was none other than her cousin.

Before Caroline could take in their relationship, Eddy dropped a bomb on her.

“If you donate your kidney to Layla, I’ll marry you.”

Caroline was dumbfounded. She stared at Eddy in disbelief. His gaze was cold and indifferent, with a hint of hatred, as if he was not looking at his fiancée of eight years but at a sworn enemy.

Caroline was numb all over.

She had been betrothed to Eddy since they were young. When she returned to the country at 16, she fell head over heels for him. For eight years, she’d gained skills to be the perfect wife.

She’d learned to do the laundry and cook. She’d taken up music and art lessons. Despite knowing that he hated her, she loved him and was drawn to him like a moth to the flame. All so that one day, he would see how great she was and agree sincerely to marry her.

But now, reality hit her like a truck. Not only did Eddy not love her, he’d fallen for her cousin. He was willing to sacrifice her to save the woman he loved. Eddy knew how much Caroline wanted to be his wife, yet he agreed to fulfill her wish only if she did the same for him.

This was outright humiliation.

All her love for him vanished in an instant and turned into hatred.

wanted to kill

she was not even

ear. “I’m not negotiating with you. I’m informing you. If you refuse, I could deny you the right to

clenched her fists

anger and disappointment surged in her chest whenever

Eddy was not

the heir of the most prominent family in Osbury, he had enormous power to fulfill his goal. If it weren’t for Jude Morrison, his grandfather, Eddy might not even have told her about it. He would have just dragged her to the surgical

protect herself, she had to marry someone to prevent Eddy’s plan from coming

and replied, voice steely, “I

the man next

Morrison. He shared Eddy’s

on his profile. He had nothing to do with the Morrisons she knew. He was just an ordinary white-collar worker. The only thread

not change the fact that he had an exquisite face, a tall figure, and broad shoulders. He was so perfectly sculpted that it was hard to spot any flaws. When Caroline had first laid eyes on him, she thought he was

“Ms. Evans.”

at him for too long. Kirk had spoken in a low voice and had a

that it was

strands of her

her face and smiled. “Do you still

watched, Caroline said, “The marriage will last three years. We cannot involve our private matters in our marriage. And last, we cannot fall in love with each other. We will end this marriage immediately if

in satisfaction. Caroline was perplexed. “Why are you suddenly

relaxedly and lowered his head a little, his eyelashes fluttering. “I’m afraid of you falling

was instantly speechless. She took a few deep breaths before

anyone again. Having her heart broken once

as deep as an abyss. After a while, he lifted his head. “That’s good, then. Let’s

abruptly. Caroline was stunned for a moment before realizing that it was their turn

got up, seeing a couple of newlyweds who had just received their marriage certificates and were beaming

had had dreams of going through this with Eddy multiple times. In fact, while on the way to meet Kirk, she’d still been considering marrying Eddy. But that same moment, she

going to the hospital?” he had said, sounding