Secret Billionaire’s Contract Bride: Marrying My Enemy’s Lover

Chapter 27

“I can drive myself, you know,” I said as I adjusted the air conditioning in the front seat. I suppressed a yawn as Damon drove through the seemingly endless desert just outside the city.

“My car’s nicer,” Damon smirked, without taking his eyes off the road.

I had to give him that. His car was much nicer than mine.

I leaned back in the leather seats, enjoying the automatic heated seats on a crisp morning. I didn’t know how my grandmother did it, but just the morning after she’d warned us about the cold, the temperature had begun to drop.

“Plus, I need to check on Cassidy’s improvements,” Damon said firmly. “Check that everything is alright.”

“It was alright before,” I crossed my arms, still not happy he’d spent so much money to upgrade the set. I was sure it was amazing, but I felt like I owed him more and more. Though, I was happy with what Cassidy had done with the set.

“It would’ve collapsed on top of the actors,” Damon said and glanced at me, pointedly. “Then you’d be paying for lawyers.”

“Point taken,” I said with a sigh.

“But still,” I added, stubbornly. “I’ll pay you back once the movie comes

out.”

“No need,” Damon chuckled. “It was pocket money.”

“Of course, it was,” I sighed, rolling my eyes and looking out my window, not wanting to meet his gaze.

Even if I had been born into a rich family, my father made sure I never had the lavish lifestyle that Corinna had. Fancy dresses and VIP parties never fit me anyway.

The sun was already rising into the sky by the time we got to the gate of the set. The desert had heated up rather quickly by the time we entered and pulled in.

I caught my first glimpse of the improved set as we slowly drove through,

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and I had to say I was impressed. It looked amazing.

The town was new and vibrant, the buildings looking more structurally sound, but also realistic. Even the paint had the tiniest details down-the chips and faded color looked exactly like an old western town should be.

With all the set hands and assistants running back and forth, it was easy to believe we had stepped into the 1800s-old west.

“Oh, it’s fantastic!” I exclaimed happily as we pulled to a halt in front of the director’s tent.

“He did a better job than I thought,” Damon muttered as we both got out of the car.

“Addie!”

against me. I lost my balance, tumbling backward, but luckily, the solid mass of Damon was behind me to stop my fall.

the offender who only

much,” Jenna said, excitedly as she pulled back. “Don’t ever

asked,

idea!” Jenna groaned.

pain in my *ss! He wanted to include one of the outtakes, but it wasn’t in the script, and I told him, we can’t rewrite the script because of one line that wasn’t even that funny to begin with. He did it anyway and replaced everybody’s

director’s tent where I spotted not only the man in question but Cassidy

wide as we entered. “Come

he doing here?” Gabriel asked crossly as he stared at

no mind and simply turned to Cassidy

his part, didn’t look offended in the

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his southern drawl. “All my

quick for how much they did,” Lucas said. “Cassidy, you’re a wizard, man.”

would get along,” I smirked,

ask me,” Gabriel muttered

at strip poker,” Lucas smirked, knowingly. “Bet you still have

his head as he rubbed the back of his neck in

Lucas drawled. “Tell yourself that, kid.”

flushed, turning on his heel as he

doing here?” Lucas

have a new job for you,” Damon interrupted, ignoring Lucas as he

what is it this time?” Cassidy

missing out on an untapped business opportunity. I’ll

“This was real fun to work on.

on actual props instead of using

is better!” Jenna

telling yourself that, babe,” Lucas scoffed. “Doesn’t

I turned to Damon, who looked quite annoyed as the two began to bicker about the movie franchise once more. “You might want

“I’ll pick you

classic! The second was a clear

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copy the first one after

that back right now!” Jenna

four,” I sighed,

eyes fluttered closed, my cheeks heating up at the warm, fuzzy feeling that grew in

wider as if he knew exactly what he did to

work. I heard him chuckle

of them staring at me with open mouths.

I snapped, defensively.