Synopsis.

Maeve Ford after graduating high school decides to leave Cario, Egypt for the united states of America in search of her brother who had gone missing for years, to find some clues which could lead her to her brother, she steals a book sorted out by every illegal syndicate, powerful Clans, and even the Mafia, this makes her become a target, and amidst everything she gets caught up in a misunderstanding, entangled with a cold-hearted Ceo, and with the increasing need to find her brother she goes into a contract marriage with the enemy

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" Let me be clear Miss Ford" He growled, his voice slightly husky but cold, his gaze never leaving her face as he closed the distance between them, trapping with his hands against the wall.

The fresh musky scent of sandalwood mixed with some other fragrance that would usually put her in a conscious state filled her nostrils but this time she was more concerned with how close their bodies were.

Her heart began to race, and her breath caught, she didn't like the way her body reacted to him but she had no control over it. She clenched her fist with her gaze fixed on him, and his on her, his silver-grey eye terrorized her but she wasn't willing to show any form of weakness.

He leaned closer toward her ear and she finally let out her breath but the relief was short-lived as she felt his breath on her skin, causing a chill to run down her spine.

"I don't care what image you've built to convince.." He whispered, his voice raspy as his words trailed off after which he continued."But, I won't hesitate to kill you, if you so much as pose a threat to his life."

He pulled away with his eye fixed on her face, creating some distance between them.

Anger spread through her at his words, She knew at that moment that she hated the man standing in front of her.

She snapped, her voice as calm as her composture but her eye revealed the anger she felt within.

"Mr. Morgan, I believe you are reserved the right to be skeptical of my intentions" She relayed, meeting his gaze. "But I also believe I should be allowed the benefits of the doubt."