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Ruby is trapped in a contract marriage, all because she needed money for her mother's treatment. All hope was lost for her. She got separated from the one who truly loves her to settle with a cruel billionaire's son because of his money.

But the truth is that her marriage is a ploy by a family member to get back at her because of an accident in the past. Now she has to settle down with a man who doesn't love her and navigate the stormy waters of marriage with him. 


Aidan is stuck with a woman he has no interest in, all just to get access to his inheritance. Knowing she married him for his wealth made things easier because the both of them knew their boundaries. 

But then what if this wife of his is so much more than he thought? Would his view about her change? Was there even a chance for love to grow between them? Or would the challenges from the outside kill their love before it even began? 

Well, read to find out! 

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"So you are my new puppet?” he asked as he studied my body from the top of my hair to my toe.

Contract Marriage: Love At Last

"What?"! Kate's eyes widened as she was taken aback by her cousins' words as she could see the seriousness on their faces.

"No! You can't do this to an innocent man, Oliver. Romeo knows nothing about my father's death," Kate tried to explain as she followed Oliver who was leaving for the car, ready to hunt down Romeo.

"If he's not the one, then who? Tell me, Kate. Who is your father having an unsettled issue beside that fool you address as your boyfriend, huh?" Oliver turned around and yelled at Kate who froze in place after hearing his terrifying voice.

The two of them locked eyes, each of them boiling in anger like two enemies who were about to fight each other in a battleground. The tension in the corridor was palpable as they glared at each other for a while.

Just then, Oliver's phone began ringing, calling for his attention. Oliver grinned before shifting his gaze away from Kate. He slid his hand into his pocket and brought out his phone.

The culprit