A Surprising Twist of Fates (Sierra and Theo)

Chapter 202 Marriage Certificate

Theo froze momentarily, his sharp eyes flickering with emotion.

"I've always meant it."

His voice was low and smooth, carrying a deep warmth that sent Sierra shivering. His gaze burned with an intensity that made her heart pound.

She quickly looked away, unable to meet his eyes. Lowering her head, she murmured, "I agree."

The words reached Theo's ears, resulting in a smile spreading across his face.

Sierra had spent the entire afternoon thinking it through. Benson was still unpredictable, and there was no telling whether he would truly back off. However, more importantly, there was William. She needed to take the first step herself to break free from his control and avoid becoming a pawn in his plans.

And the most logical choice? Theo.

If she was eventually going to marry him, why not just make the decision now?

"If you agree, there's no backing out," Theo warned, his voice smooth as silk. He gazed at her with an undeniable hint of amusement in his expression.

Sierra hesitated for a second before meeting his gaze. "Uncle Theo, you should think this through too. Marrying me might bring a lot of trouble your way... Will you regret it?"

eyes, but his answer came immediately- without hesitation. "I

certainty sent a wave of warmth through

closely, suppressing the excitement in his chest.

caught off guard.

for a wedding

the amusement in his eyes dimming

people to know about our marriage, or do you think I'm not good

her hands. "Of course not! You're more than good

Too good, actually.

entirely confident about the future. If Theo regretted marrying her one fine day,

too cold in the winter. We can have a ceremony next year when it's warmer," she offered as an excuse, trying to buy

as smart as he was,

she overthought things. Fine. He'd give her time to adjust and show

do it

of indulgence, slow and teasing, wrapping around her like a warm

over. I'll tell you

conditions?" he teased, raising

just think some things should

the wedding-I don't want you to be at