Sold to My Ex's Godfather

Bianca Bell is engaged to Marco Russo and expects to marry him at her family's casino in Las Vegas. What she walks into instead is a private debt auction. Marco has lost three hundred million dollars, forged her signature, mortgaged the Belladonna, and entered the engagement itself as collateral that can be transferred. He wants her married off to whoever bids highest and kept on as the public face of the casino with no authority over it. Marco's godfather, Dante Russo, closes the room, buys up every legitimate debt and tears up the engagement document, saying that he bought the debt and not Bianca. To keep hold of the casino, Bianca proposes a marriage of six months for protection. The arrangement is a business one and then it stops being one. Between them sits the killing of her father and the plot behind it, and trusting Dante means trusting the man who raised the person who ruined her. When the six months are up she refuses to stay married to him out of necessity and tells him she wants a real proposal, with no debt, no power and no protection attached to it.