ML's face is so sharp lol. FL had a point, if he didn't bother to confirm with her the bad things he'd been told about her, how much did he really love her? Tbh the title doesn't make much sense, no one was sold/no relationships with money or contract
I'm glad FL is building her family, ML is so forceful--could have just told her he loved her and minimized her suffering
It's ok, ridiculous that a married woman can't have lunch with her husband's best friend without him going crazy and accusing her of cheating on him, but all's well that ends well
Every time they seemed to have a moment of communication, the ML would mess it up. Except at the end when he told FL that he loved her in front of the entire company - I liked that, not enough harlequin MLs actually tell the FL that they love them, let alone in public
The comments are right, FL is such a strong young woman, and ML should have suffered more before they ended up together
Kinda sweet, but not less memorable than other harlequins
This was really sweet, it's hard to find a harlequin ML who is so in love with the FL and shows her he cares and defends her from her family and makes an effort for her to continue following her dreams even after marriage and having kids
It's ok, it's amazing how fast they decided to get married though
This one was better than other harlequins with the same premise--the ML doesn't force FL to get married 'for the child' and the anger he feels about finding out he has a kid is less about the FL and more about himself and how he created an environment that made her leave and not tell him about the kid
This was sweet, glad ML and FL found the person they were compatible and happy with, instead of chasing societal expectations
Sold for the Greek's Heir