This Marriage Is A Weapon

"You're worth $2.3 million. I suggest you start acting like it." Those were the first words Lorenzo De Luca said to her, three days after Seraphina's family declared her insane and sold her to men in thousand-dollar suits. Lorenzo didn't buy her for pleasure. He bought her for war, leverage against her corrupt senator father. He locked her in a Mediterranean fortress, gave her a new name, and called it protection. It was a prettier cage. But Lorenzo made one fatal mistake: the paperwork that hid her made her his wife. The empire protecting him? Legally hers now. She can destroy him completely. Now his deadliest enemy wants her dead. Her father wants her silenced. And she just discovered she's pregnant with her captor's child. "Choose," Lorenzo says, his empire crumbling. "Destroy me and walk away free. Or stay and become exactly what they feared." She pulls the trigger. Just not the one he expects.