They are grooming me to become the CEO of the family business.
The only problem? The clause in my grandfather's will. It seemed impossible for me to fulfill his last wish, to get married and have an heir, until my assistant offered to get me out of the difficult situation. Our marriage was supposed to be the perfect solution to my biggest problem. However, the more we pretend to be a couple for the sake of appearances, the more insecure I feel about our agreement. Because it doesn't include that I will have feelings for her. Especially since it's certain that I will break her heart.

My plan to marry Declan was simple in theory.
We would live together. We would get married. We would have a child. We had agreed on some rules to avoid problems. Unbreakable rules. No matter how much Declan tried to tempt me. But what happens when a fake relationship turns into a real one? Love was never in the plan. At least not in mine.

The second book in the best-selling series, featuring the three billionaire brothers of Dreamland and the women who will bring them to their knees.

"It wasn't that difficult." "Now I know for sure that something is wrong. Are you... sad that Declan is getting married?" He speaks more quietly than usual. A laugh escapes me. "What? No." "Then what's going on?" I lower my head and a few curls fall in front of my eyes. I pretend to smooth out the nonexistent wrinkles in my dress with my hand. The bright lilac fabric contrasts with my dark skin and makes me look happier than I feel. "I just received an email saying I didn't get the job." "Damn, I'm sorry to hear that. I know how hard you worked to prepare the presentation for the interview." After spending months preparing a presentation for the human resources department at Kane Corporation, they rejected my application for an internal transfer. It hurt more than it should have. I wasn't aiming too high, it was an entry-level position in the HR department, but I had a promising idea. An idea that could help countless people with dyslexia stuck in the corporate routine. My plan could take the company to the next level, if only they would give me a chance.