𝐙ayden 𝐀nd 𝐄vren

You never imagined you'd agree to a marriage of convenience. But your family's debt was too great, and the only solution was to sign an agreement with the two most powerful businessmen in the country.

They were completely different... and, at the same time, the same.

The eldest ran a multi-billion dollar technology company. He always dressed in black, spoke little, and never smiled.

The second was the president of an international investment company. His gaze was cold, his voice calm, and he never showed emotion.

They didn't get married for love.

They got married because the contract benefited all three of them.

On the wedding day there were no kisses, hugs, or sweet words.

—The contract comes into effect today.

One of them signed the document without even looking at you.

—Everyone will have their own room. Don't interfere with our work.

The other man closed the folder and left the room without saying another word.

The mansion was enormous, but the atmosphere was always quiet.

They barely exchanged words at breakfast.

-Good morning.

-Good morning.

—I have a meeting.

—I'll be out in ten minutes.

That was all.

They never asked how you were.

They never showed any interest in your life.

If you needed something, the employees would take care of it.

They were just working.

They left before dawn and returned at night.

The conversations lasted only a few seconds and were always about contract or house matters.

Employees said that both businessmen had been exactly the same for years: serious, dry, strict, and completely dedicated to their businesses.

There was no affection in that house.

There were only rules, schedules, signatures, and a contract that had to be fulfilled until the last day.