Devil's Prisoner of Love by Prefer

Rebecca nodded at last. "Alright, but if I'm not surprised, I'll be mad, you know."

"Don't worry, it's going to be a big surprise."

"I've got a surprise for you too," Rebecca said with a mysterious smile.

"Really? Well, let's see whose surprise is bigger then," Mio thought to himself. The paperwork for the house was nearly complete. Soon, he would give it to her as a gift, a home he planned to make warm and welcoming.

While Mio was eagerly waiting for the signing in three days, Aurora had already gone for an on-site project review with Julian the very next day.

This was the first time the two, who had been together for so long, were working on a project as business partners, each representing their respective companies. Beyond their personal relationship, both brought sharp business acumen to the table, treating the project with utmost seriousness.

It was a groundbreaking collaboration-two companies, both dominant forces in the industry, joining hands for the first time ever. The business world was already buzzing.

For Aurora, this project was more than just another deal. It was a chance to prove her capabilities and secure her rightful position as the head of the R family. Once she took that seat, every move she made would be tied to the family's destiny. She was determined to maximize benefits for both companies.

Julian shared the same mindset. He wouldn't let personal interests interfere with the broader goals of his company.

Their outing was almost like a casual trip. Julian took charge of explaining the project, while Aurora jotted down notes. They frequently exchanged ideas and came up with new suggestions.

Julian gradually realized why he was so drawn to her. Until now, they hadn't worked together, so he hadn't noticed. But as they collaborated-stripping away personal emotions-he marveled at how their thoughts aligned perfectly.

own agendas. Sometimes, even within a single company, two leaders could clash over differing visions, leading to tension and delays. Julian had worried about this as well. How would they handle disagreements? In their personal lives, he was willing to yield to Aurora. But at work, his reputation

uncanny. Despite the natural differences in how men and women thought, they found themselves on the same wavelength, without a single disagreement. The harmony left Julian in

finalize the project outline. Instead, they completed

today," Julian said, noticing the fatigue on

time in the car. Despite Julian's repeated suggestions for her to rest,

comply, admiring the tenacity of

and tiring day, Aurora only wanted one thing: a good night's

and rest well. We'll meet again in two days to sign the contract. I won't

the contract,

any problems." He ruffled her hair gently. "Now go home and

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"Okay."

"Goodnight."

"Goodnight."

weight lift off her shoulders. The contract was secure,

Julian. With the project settled, she allowed herself to shift focus. She began researching the family's last

When the R family had relocated years ago, they brought countless documents with them. Among them were

through genealogies and historical records, some written in archaic, difficult-to-decipher scripts. On

head of the family, dating back two centuries. Could this have been the leader