Premarital Marriage
"Please marry my son," Mr. Wilson said.
"What! I mean, what are you talking about, sir?"
This is Mr. Wilson, the wealthy old man who owns the restaurant Ella worked at as a waitress, telling her to marry his son whom she barely knows.
Mr. Wilson is one of the top richest men in the US who has two sons and a daughter from different mothers.
His older son's name is Desmond, who was so full of evilness and jealous of his stepbrother.
The younger son is called Richard, so handsome, smart, and intelligent, who controls most of his father's companies as the heir of the family due to his intelligence. However, he is cold and never smiles at anyone, always focused on his work as a workaholic.
The daughter is the youngest of Mr. Wilson's children, named Jessica. She is beautiful and calm, unlike her mother, Rebecca, and older brother Desmond, who are full of envy towards the family's heir.
Jessica loves her stepbrother and always wants to support him, even though her mother and brother never liked Richard since he was the heir of the family that Mr. Wilson trusted and loved so much.
What happened to the cold son, Richard, when his dad arranged a marriage with just an ordinary waitress?
What are the reasons for Richard’s coldness, and do you think Ella would cope with this marriage?
What made Mr. Wilson choose this commoner, who is just an ordinary waitress, for his son when there are girls up to his son's standards he could have chosen for him to marry?
Would she even agree to this arrangement, and why would she agree to this deal?
What happened when she got pregnant and left her husband to live alone? What happened when her husband found out she gave birth to a son, his son, or someone else's son?
These questions can only be answered when you sit calmly and read the contents provided in this novel.
Let's find out, guys...
Rikky_Joy · Urban
