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

Chapter 68

Chapter 68

I shook my hands at my sides and looked out at the stage. I could see a sea of people just waiting for us to come out.

Today was finally the press conference for the movie. I was joined by Tiffany and Gabriel and Emma-of course. I was nervous, to say the least.

This whole ship was mine to steer and it all depended on me whether it was a success or not. There was a lot of pressure on my shoulders but I was trying to not think of it that way. I didn’t want to overwhelm myself but it was hard after all the articles and videos 1 had seen.

The books had been gold and now they were going to hold the movie to the same standard.

“Hey”

I jumped two feet in the air whirling around and sucker-punching the culprit in the gut.

“Bloody hell, Gabriel groaned as he clutched his stomach.

“Oh my God,” I gasped. “I’m so sorry.”

He let out a sound that was a cross between a chuckle and a groan. “No, it’s fine. It was my fault for sneaking up on you.”

Tiffany came up behind us with a smile etched on her face. “Such an idiot.”

“I love how you take enjoyment in my misery.”

“Of course,” Tiffany smiled, her caramel eyes gleaming. “How are you feeling. Adelaide?”

“Nervous,” I said through a shaky smile. “How are you not nervous?”

I just

the utmost faith in you

I breathed looking out at the stage where Emma sat

a panel at MediCon. It was this huge entertainment conference. This is where people would first hear about the show and the media would get a chance

up there. She was smiling and kept a cool head. I had done some interviews and I had walked one red carpet. But it was just the carpet. This

the stars of the upcoming film. The Blood

and the pair walked out onto the stage. They waved to the adoring fans taking a seat next

up next.

shook out my entire body trying

When I had been a ball of nerves and

like me Except these ones were going to scrutinize everything that I did or said. If I said one wrong thing

Chapter 68

remembered. My father had made sure that Corinna and I were both prepped for the camera growing up. But while Corinna had shined in front of the camera I was far more

hands together for the woman

I was nowhere near ready to go out.

need to pee took over me-just mere seconds before I was called on. Well, it looked

—

incredible Adelaide Steyn.”

of my colleagues on the couch turned to the left side of the

one last breath before exhaling and plastering the best camera-ready smile I could muster on my face. The light shined down on me like the gates of heaven. It was

crowd.

This was fantastic.

couch and settled in next to Gabriel

so stunning and radiant.

in the large room. The little headpiece speaker was small but the

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