Chapter Twenty Three
Third–person POV
Richard waited anxiously in his car outside Amber’s apartment building. They had agreed that he would pick her up so they could go together to meet his parents. He had called her the previous night to inform her of the meeting, and to his surprise, she agreed immediately, her voice filled with unexpected confidence as she assured him that he had nothing to worry about.
But Richard couldn’t shake off his nerves. There was a lot at stake, and he didn’t want Amber to make any mistakes or say anything that might give away the fact that their marriage was a contract, a business arrangement. He wanted her to blend in seamlessly to win his parents‘ trust and approval.
After what felt like an eternity, he finally caught sight of Amber making her way down from her apartment. The sight of her took his breath away. She looked completely different from what he was accustomed to seeing.
Today, she had dressed elegantly, exuding a sense of sophistication that he hadn’t witnessed before, and he couldn’t tear his eyes away from her, studying every detail, from the way she carried herself to the grace with which she moved.
Amber, noticing his intense gaze, arched an eyebrow and asked, “Is there something wrong with how I’m dressed? Did I miss the memo on the dress code?”
Richard quickly composed himself, realizing that he might have been staring for too long. “No, no, nothing’s wrong at all. I’m just… surprised. You look absolutely beautiful, Amber.”
She scoffed, a hint of amusement touching her eyes. “Well, Richard, just because you’ve only seen me in casual fits or like a black widow doesn’t mean I can’t pull off looking stunning every now and
then.”
A smile tugged at Richard’s lips, and he shook his head. “No, of course not. I just… I didn’t expect this, that’s all.”
Amber smirked and threw him a playful look. “Careful now, Richard. Don’t go falling for me just because I’ve glammed up. We still have a contract to uphold, remember?”
Richard chuckled, a knowing t
Ad skipped.
That will never happen.”
With a playful roll of her eyes, she darted toward the car, gracefully sliding into the passenger sea
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of her before, and for the first time, he felt
voice uncharacteristically soft. “Richard, I meant what I said. I won’t make any mistakes,
is trust
sitting beside him in the car. He could sense the tension
my parents,” he said, his voice gentle. “But if, at any point, you start feeling nervous or overwhelmed, don’t
you, Richard. I appreciate your trust. I’ll do my best to
towards him, her eyes filled with worry. “What should I tell your parents if they ask us how we met and fell in love?” she asked delicately. “I mean, they might not be too fond of the fact that we’re getting married so soon after
a deep breath, he searched for the right words. “Honestly, coming up with elaborate stories about love is not my strong suit,” he admitted with a rueful smile. “I
they’ve always valued relationships and love. If you
eyes. “Oh great, I have to
to see her tension ease, if only for a moment. “I have faith in you, partner. Just be your charming self, and everything will be
head, a small smile tugging at her lips. “Alright, Richard. I’ll
my rock and my world.” She paused, then glanced at
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dropped in awe at the sight before her. The sheer size and magnificence of the
amusement in his
with a
her face. “Richard, this place is huge!
filled with genuine astonishment.
gesturing towards the mansion. “Amber,
add, is pretty wealthy
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