Sweet Subterfuge by Trina Duo

Chapter 69

“I feel like it doesn’t make a difference even if I pretend to be your girlfriend,” she said seriously.

Those who would willingly try to get in his pants would likely have low to no morals. Kevan having a girlfriend would not stop them from trying, and they may even delude themselves into thinking they could fight for the chance to be with him.

“How would you know that there would be no difference if you haven’t even tried it yet?” Kevan was more optimistic than her, however. “Don’t worry, I won’t ask you to do everything a proper girlfriend should. You just need to do what you did today and show up to events with me. That should deter the women who have ideas about me.”

The banquet today was not that hard to get through–it would have been even better if those two ladies did not come looking for trouble.

If it really were all like today…

“Fine.” Larissa decided that she would be a quiet wallflower at Kevan’s side to pay off the 1.5–million–dollar debt. “But let’s iron out the details; how long will this last?”

She could never let her guard down when making deals with Kevan.

Kevan was quiet for a moment. “Six

Larissa found it hard to even imagine herself by Kevan’s side for

six months.

as if he was

off the dress via monthly installments. Besides, I won’t have events like these every month.” He paused as a mocking smile appeared

to agree! But she just did not have the ability to resist. Gritting her teeth, Larissa

V

fist slowly loosened in his pocket. “Then

row.”

night, Dylan delivered the contract that the former had already signed.

contract was a simple one–page affair. The contents were

the benefits that she would gain ( exemption from having to pay for the 1.5–million–dollar debt) as well as the validity period of

down clearly without any

while he carefully put away the one that belonged to Kevan. After having some water, he said, “I’ve prepared all the necessary legal documents for your lawsuit against your former husband. Just let me know when you’d