On the fateful night of her wedding, Hadley was met with an icy response from her soon-to-be husband: "Stay at least three meters away, don't touch my belongings, and above all, do not touch me." It's almost comical, isn't it? Maurice, a billionaire with a cold demeanor and the heir to the prestigious Elliot empire, requested an extraordinary arrangement due to a tragic past that left him unable to tolerate women's presence.
Born and raised in the countryside, Hadley's life took a sudden turn when her long-lost father appeared, demanding she step in as a stand-in for her twin sister, whom she'd never met, at their engagement party. In a momentary decision, she agreed, considering the possibility that her temporary role might become permanent.
As the wedding day approached, the thought lingered – what if the initial agreement falls through, and she ends up marrying Maurice's fiancé? Their union, already strained by his aversion to women, seemed destined for turbulence.
The question remains: how will this substitute bride and a man who struggles with the very idea of forming connections navigate their arranged marriage? And will Hadley's true identity ever be exposed, adding another layer of complexity to their unconventional union?
Story is entertaining enough but this author writes every single woman (as of 300 chapters) exactly the same. Powerful, entitled, lazy, and they all extort MC. MC just lets them extort him and basically gives every woman free benefits/items.
Such a love story. I loved Sebastian and Angelina's pair and something else in Nathan's character. his teenage character gives another Vibe to the story
