Tres_Aguila

She makes me feel hate, anger, desire, lust and something even more dangerous – love.

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Amelia (Amy) Shawls, the legitimate and perfect princess of real estate mogul, and serving senator, Gregory Shawls, had it all –wealth, beauty, brain and a fiance who doted on her. But amidst her plenty admirers and few haters, were her vile stepmother and her envious stepsister, who sought to destroy her and take away her inheritance.

Amelia's seemingly perfect life took a dark and scary turn on the eve before her celebrity marriage, when she gets a text message from her fiance, Jerry, asking her to meet him up at their favourite restaurant. 

On her way, Amelia is kidnapped and taken to an unknown location where she narrowly escapes her abductors only to end up crashing into a river.

When Amelia finally regained consciousness a week later, she discovered that her life and everything she ever loved and worked for had been stolen from her by those who claimed to love her. 

Vengeful, she strikes a deal with the handsome but vicious devil, who rescued her from the jaws of death.

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Meet Blaze Anderson, the charming but ruthless CEO of the Andex group. His heart is as cold as ice and his mere name caves terror in the heart of people.

Blaze harboured a deep resentment against Amelia's entire family and would stop at nothing to see all of them, including Amelia destroyed.

What would happen when the line between deep hatred and passion slowly thins out? Would Amelia ever consent to love after learning the bitter truth behind Blaze's assistance?

FLASH MARRIAGE; CHARMED BY THE RUTHLESS BILLIONAIRE CEO

With her scheming family behind bars and the events of the court proceeding put behind her, Amelia channeled all her energy into her business, setting new goals and visions for herself.

We the help of Blaze, the matter about her paternity was also sorted out. It was confirmed that Senator Greg Shawls was her biological father and not Matt. However, the mystery behind Matt's secret relationship with her late mother remained an unsolved puzzle.

Amelia didn't bother going after this matter with her father as she was afraid of what she would discover. She decided that some secrets were better left unknown.

After resuming work at her company, Amelia made it a compulsory routine to check up on her father at least twice a week and her aunt, once a week. She didn't object to her father's plans to visit his incarcerated daughter and brothers. But she didn't accompany him on those visits no matter how he tried to coax her.

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