When Valerie Adams gets to know that she is betrothed to the youngest billionaire in New York, just to save her father's dying company, it is two nights after she caught her boyfriend cheating on her with her best friend. She is upset with the news of the betrothal and becomes more pissed when she finally meets him. Ryan Lorenzo is the most arrogant, pompous, and cold-hearted guy she will ever cross paths with. He is less interested in keeping a woman but what he needs is a wife to satisfy his parent's desires for him to be married and considered responsible. Valerie decides to take advantage of the situation, to save her father's company and to make her cheating boyfriend jealous. She suggests a CONTRACT for their marriage and Ryan is making the RULES.

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Leah Dane is an average high school girl living an average life. However after being killed by a misfire during a robbery she reincarnated into a world of swords and magic. Quite thrilled she began to wonder what her new life had in store for her. But the world she grew up slowly resembled into an otome Game that she had played and fawned over. The otome game known as Radiant Hearts Academy. She had no problems with that except one. And that was she was one of the villainesses of the game Priscilla Blythe. Your average snobbish cut out otome villainess. She noticed that the world seemed to be a whole lot different. Due to some situations that were not present in the original game like a diplomatic struggle for alliances in the south And with the presence of a new location with kingdoms that she had not heard of in the original story and the way the capture targets act and not to mention a self proclaimed deity who seems to be having the hots for her and relentlessly pursuing her. Breaking and making flags along the way. The otome game she knew became nothing like the game she played and fawned over and now worries of what will become of her in the future. This is book 2 of the Recreation series (this can be read as a standalone book so you don't need to really need to read book 1)