The Marriage Arrangement

The Marriage Arrangement

Eraya Alhawat has survived worse than this.
She survived losing her parents. She survived being the family disgrace. She even survived her uncle stripping away everything she'd built - quietly, legally, completely. What she cannot survive is being nobody. So when her grandfather offers her a way out wrapped in a three year marriage contract to a man she's never met, she does what she always does.

She finds the angle.

Rehan Kaul is having a terrible year. Tabloids love him. His family doesn't. And now his father is shipping him off to marry some Indian girl he's never met because apparently that's what it takes to be taken seriously. He shows up to his own engagement looking like he'd rather be literally anywhere else.

She shows up with a contract.

He signs it.

Thus begins the world's most meticulously organized disaster - two completely incompatible people, one Vienna apartment, one rapidly growing company, and approximately zero emotional survival skills between them.

She's all structure and strategy. He's chaos in a designer suit. She makes spreadsheets for fun. He doesn't own a single thing he can't fit in a carry-on. She hasn't let anyone close in years. He's never had to try.

They're going to be fine.

Probably.