walked out of the house so proudly as if she would not come to Ki

," she murmured. Renée took a step forward and pressed t

seated on the couch, exuding an aura that was tough to resi

ay," Killian motioned hi

ogether before resting them on her lap. "It se

ou be able to survive?" Killian remarked. It was a tight slap on

," Killian said as his secretary hande

rd from him and starte

o do everything that Killian Mor

physical intimacy to prove the

o anything without

sleep with Party A unless

to show respect

llowed to fall in

rty B has to leave Pa

d shot a glance at him. "Doesn't it fee

However, we will be a couple in

t allowed to fall in love with each other. Then, for clause 2, it should be written as unless Party B allows, Party A cannot even get close to her. For clau

. She felt like crumpling that p

woman who can ever be lo

almost widened because he was i

even bat an eye at. But you are useful to me, so th

ay anything. 'I hope you fall for me. Then, I'll s

y change. As for clause 3, you are the one who needs my help, not the other way around. E

lauses,' Renée thought in her mind. Taking the pen, she quickly signed at the bo

stated. "We will get married tomorrow. My secretary will share the details with you

o leave when a feminine voi

lli

hat exuded sophistication. Her flawless complexion glowed under the soft lighting, and the sparkle in her eyes spoke of someone accustomed to the luxuries that

at surprised Renée. He leaned in, placing a casual kiss on her cheek. "Roseli

le to ignore the sudden pang of jealousy twisting in her chest. "Are you

ntal gaze. Her lips curled into a faint, dismissive smile as if Renée's presence didn't matter

ction. "No one," he said flatly, his w

to Renée with a smug smile. "I'm Killian's girlfriend, Roseline Hartley," she introduced hersel

. "What?" she whispered, her voice barely audible

so much as a second glance, he gestured toward his secretary. "Ma

wanted to demand answers from Killian, to ask why he would propose marriage to her when he already had a

s he marrying me?' She could barely keep up with her own thoughts. 'Is he n

ould he offer to help her exact revenge, only to dismiss her like she was nothing? And more importantly, wh

ons were, she was going to find out, and she wasn't going to l