She reluctantly agreed to a marriage proposal from an enigmatic billionaire to settle her substantial debt and regain the inheritance left to her upon her mother's passing. Nathan's attorney presented her with the necessary papers, including the marriage certificate, and the pace of events seemed shockingly swift. Everything felt too convenient, almost suspiciously so – a voice within her warned, "Be cautious, this might be a trap." Despite her doubts, the trap, if it existed, appeared well-concealed. Crystal took a moment to contemplate the offer before turning to Mike, Nathan's lawyer. "Just two things," she said. "First, signing this will clear my debt, correct?" Mike confirmed, "That's right. And your second concern?" She queried, "I'm not of legal age for marriage. So even if I sign, it won't be binding, correct?" Nathan interjected, "I assure you, any objections would be futile. You'll find no one disputing its validity, won't they?" Crystal reluctantly agreed and signed the certificate. Time passed, and months later, she requested a divorce. Nathan met her gaze, his silence heavy with emotion. "Have I ever told you how much I love you?" he asked. "This has nothing to do with our divorce, right?" Crystal asked, puzzled. "I only ask because I genuinely care," Nathan whispered, his eyes brimming with tears. "Why must you make this so difficult? Haven't I shown my love enough?"
