“Why did you bend over, Maverick?”
 
“Because you told me to, assh*le.”
 
“I’m so tempted to f*ck you right now. You’re the most exquisite woman I’ve ever been with, the only beautiful thing I see and have.”
 
“Then what are you waiting for? Just punish me already!”

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MAVERICK

As a working college student, I struggle to make ends meet until a stranger approaches me with a proposal—to be his employer’s wife for an enormous sum of money. 

Knowing the cash will help me pay my grandmother’s medical bills, I accept the offer with a demand—just a marriage of convenience, no intimacy.

It’s too late to realize I’m marrying the charming and gorgeous to a fault, young Mr. Winston. And there’s this instant fire between us despite my inhibitions. 

Things get more complicated when our sham marriage is put to the test by his father, who threatens to expose my dirty little secret.

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LAKE

Being a Braddson-Winston heir is sometimes a curse. My father is a real SOB and a pain in my ass. He makes one outrageous demand for me to secure the CEO seat in the company—marriage.

So I found a perfect bride— Maverick Bates II, who is beautiful but in a dire financial situation. I only ask two things. We stay MBA and keep things purely business until the contract ends. As simple as that.

It was meant to be a straightforward deal, but each day I get to know her, my position is not the only thing at stake but also my heart. 

I realize I can’t let her go even if she’s the daughter of the ruthless don of Sicilianos.

Marrying the Mafia's Daughter

Chapter136: Epilogue

MAVERICK
Two days later, Moses had to call off the search. They found some parts of the jet but none of the bodies. I’d lost hope. It was tragic.
I couldn’t remember anyone who had survived a plane crash. I knew and had accepted the fact that they were dead, including the crew and Gaetano’s men...

MAVERICK




Two days later, Moses had to call off the search. They found some parts of the jet but none of the bodies. I’d lost hope. It was tragic.

I couldn’t remember anyone who had survived a plane crash. I knew and had accepted the fact that they were dead, including the crew and Gaetano’s men...

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