Chapter 43

• Kaia’s body shook as she tried to process the newly found information.
• The man she saved—the man who gifted her the necklace, all in the name of it being a gift—was related to Kai, the man who accused her of theft, locked her up, and forced her to marry him.
• It all made sense now. Why he immediately knew that the necklace didn’t belong to her. Why he was so quick to blackmail her into marrying him. Of course, the most reasonable thing to do when you accuse someone of theft is to have them pay for the damages or lock them up. But Kai didn’t do that. He brought in a godforsaken contract and forced her to sign it. Not only that, he promised to pay her after the deal was over.