The Contract of Convenience

Sasha Morozov has one month to find a wife or lose everything he's spent a decade building. Elena Petrova has one month to pay off her brother's debt or lose her life. The solution is simple: a contract marriage. Six months. A ring. Separate bedrooms. Then a quiet divorce that never happened. But the Bratva council is watching, and Elena's brother didn't just steal money — he stole evidence that could burn the whole organization down. As fake dinners turn into real arguments and staged kisses turn into something neither of them planned, Elena must decide whether the man she's pretending to love is worth the truth she's hiding. And Sasha must choose between the throne he's earned and the woman who makes him want to be a better man. Some contracts are made to be broken.