Throwing the drugs

Aron POV

"I love you, Sara." I looked into her eyes and confessed my love for her. She looked at me in shock, not expecting me to express my feelings in such a simple way.

I hadn't done anything to fulfill her fantasy of a prince charming kneeling before her with a ring. After talking with Jerry, I realized that Sara is very precious to me, and I can't afford to lose her in any case.

I was staring out the window, my mind replaying the scene in which that bastard attempted to kiss her in the pool. It would be my fault if that man's wicked plans came to fruition.

As I replayed the incident, I realized my error. If I acknowledge her as my wife to everyone, then nobody will be able to disparage her—not even my father—for asking her to cover the costs of his suit.

I had no desire to be in a committed relationship. I don't think marriage is a beneficial idea because of my horrible upbringing. However, emotional stability, family, and marriage mean a lot to Sara. And to win her heart, I