My Househusband Is Gamble King

Edgar Fitz has three days left of an arrangement he has kept for three years. He lives in the Dixon house as Esme Dixon's husband, handles what the family needs handled, and takes what Esme and her mother have to say about a man with nothing to his name. Rodney Dixon had asked for it on his deathbed. Protect the family for three years, and marry Esme, his only daughter. Edgar agreed and kept quiet about who he had been before, which is that the gambling world called him its king. A friend of Esme's steers her into a game she cannot win, and the Dixon family stands to lose a great deal on it. Edgar steps in before the money is gone, sits down against the other side, and beats them at the table. With the three years up he packs and leaves the house. Esme hears he has gone and starts looking for him.