Bride for Sale

By H.W. Sweeting

When Leila's father died, her mother's health deteriorated from too much sorrow and grief. As a result, they had t give up their livelihood and possessions to pay her mother's medication and therapy. She even forgot to enjoy her love life and focused on her duty with mother. To pay for her mother's hospital fees, she agreed to marry Brandon's boss. Being a wife was not in her plans, however the $10 million reward is at stake, and it will more than cover her mother's hospitalization, so she's taking a leap of faith. Will she be happy with the person she has decided to marry? Love is indeed a many spendor thing.

 

• Language: English
• Publisher: H.W. Sweeting
• Release date: Mar 17, 2024
• ISBN: 9798224540280

H.W. Sweeting

I was born in the beautiful island of the Bahamas and relocated to Florida for more than 40 years. My passion into reading all kinds of reading materials and my love to music, inspired me to create books.  I've been writing since high school, and was taken the opportunity to share my gift to all readers of all sort of life. I am retired and celebrating life to the fullest. Let us never forget that to love and be loved is the most rewarding part of our lives. Happy people are those who are satisfied with their love life.

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Further Reading: Opulent Desire

Chapter 1

It's a cold spring day, and I was waiting for the bus when I heard my phone ringing inside my bag. Dr. Evans' name flashed on my phone screen, so I quickly picked it up and answered his call.

Hello, Dr. Evans. I am going to visit your place of work today. I apologize for the delay, but I pledge to settle my mother's bill as soon as possible, I told the doctor who was treating her at South Hill Hospital.

MY MOTHER WAS HOSPITALIZED a few months ago following my father's death. Her immune system weakened as she wept and grieved the loss of my father. I sold our house and farm to pay for my mother's hospital expenses.

I'm staying at a friend's house and have found a full-time job as a bookkeeper at a publishing company, as well as part-time work as a waitress at a coffee shop near my office. I try to meet ends, but it's still not enough, even for my mother's hospitalization.

My thoughts were still bewildered when I realized I had already arrived at