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In order to save her father's failing company, she forced a marriage by holding a knife to the wealthiest tycoon's throat. Expecting indifference after the wedding, she was surprised to find that the man claimed her scent eased his bipolar disorder, leading to them sharing a bed every night... ===== "Drop the kn**e this instant!" At the Lewis Group's project bidding meeting, chaos broke out when Elijah Lewis, the CEO, was suddenly confronted by a woman wielding a kn**e. The crowd went wild: some shocked, some amused, and many scrambling to record the unbelievable scene on their phones. Fortunately, Elijah's assistant, Phillip Cooper, stayed calm, quickly calling in the security team and barking at the woman to stop at once. But she showed no trace of fear whatsoever. Completely ignoring the chatter and panic around her, she leaned lazily against the table, eyeing the kn**e she had playfully waved right in front of Elijah's handsome face. "Mr. Lewis, since I've already made my move, you don't need to keep playing hard to get anymore," she said slowly, tilting the bl**e so a streak of light flashed across Elijah's eyes. Their eyes met, and for a brief second, the woman faltered. It wasn't the least surprising; Elijah's striking looks were enough to daze anyone. He had a calm and commanding way of carrying himself. Even his shirt and trousers were always neat to perfection, every button fastened. There was such an elegance and aloofness about him. The whole time, he was carefully studying the bold, reckless woman before him. He knew who she was. Not only because she was Adeline Wright, heiress of the Wright Group, but also because of her well-known reputation. Everyone in the city said she had tiny eyes, thick brows, a mole-covered face, and that she was overweight. And now, she seemed to be quite crazy as well. She looked nothing like the heiress of a powerful family. Yet here she was, fl**ting shamelessly with him in public, speaking as if they sha
