Cocky Billionaire
β Scribed by Crescent, Sam
- Publisher
- Evernight Publishing
- Year
- 2020
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 110 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN
- 0369502205
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
Caleb Turner is used to getting everything he wants out of life. When his father gives him an ultimatum, to settle down or lose his place in the company, there is only one person to turn to--his cleaner. She can pretend to be his girlfriend, then he'll dump her once he has everything he wants.Lauren doesn't like Caleb. She also hates lying. His proposition is awful, but when he tells her how fragile his father's health is, she can't help but try to support him.It was supposed to be one weekend as his girlfriend, which suddenly turns into an engagement, and what was more ... she kind of slept with him. Now his parents are organizing a wedding while she struggles with her own feelings. She's falling for Caleb. She wants this marriage to be real.Is the cocky billionaire capable of love? Can she give herself to a man who tosses people aside when he's done with them?
β¦ Subjects
Man-woman relationships -- Fiction
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