The president's seventh bride

In the spacious and bright living room, Holly has been crying with fake tears for almost half an hour.

"Alicia, you know that the financial manager in your father's company has absconded, which caused the company to fall into a huge crisis. Now the banks are pushing us for loan payments. If we don't pay our debts, not only will the company go bankrupt, your father will also go to prison..."

"What do I need to do?"

She asked succinctly and didn't want to waste a small part of her life listening to false lines like these.

Holly winked at her husband, and Colton immediately showed a painful expression and said, "Now the only way to save your father is for you to marry Carlos Noel-Baker, the only son of the richest family in the city, it's just that..."

He paused for a moment.

"It's just that are rumors about him, but those are just rumors. We have business dealings with him occasionally. He's a very good man. He is responsible and loving, and the most important part is that, he is very handsome."

Although already used to it, her heart was slightly stung. That man behind closed doors was cold-blooded and heartless. In front of her, he is said to be a kind-hearted man. Although Alicia had the same blood as Colton Joliot-Curie, she never thought that he could be called a father.

"Divorced six times, right?"

up calmly, years of bitterness of being under someone else's roof has forced

"Yes."

"This is why I am blaming myself so much. Being a stepmom

mother. One of them was due in March and one in April. But she had a premature birth and was born before March. She should have been the second daughter, but she was now

eldest daughter, but never one day did she

"Well, okay."

"You said yes?"

so readily. They thought that if she wouldn't budge, then they would split the reward money and give Alicia a portion. Of course, they would

me so that I could do

the big picture and understand how things should be. If Mia was half as sensible as you, I would laugh in

your

...

the morning, outside the Joliot-Curie house, a