Chapter 4 FOUR

"I will give you a descendant! As long as my revenge on Carlos can be avenged. Make him regret cheating on me and playing me," said Mora.

"All right if you agree. Of course, there's an agreement that you have to sign on paper because I don't want you to run away when you've reached your destination," Carlos replied firmly.

"Let me know what agreement I'll sign. Isn't it just to give you offspring?"

Valdés shook his head, then smiled as he looked deeply into Mora's bright blue eyes. Mora looked nervous, swallowing her saliva several times.

"After taking revenge and making Carlos regret it. Will you go back to him?" Valdés asked, to which Mora immediately replied with a shake of her head. "No way! I won't go back with that bestard!" Mora spontaneously said out loud that she was disgusted to see Carlos's face.

"No matter how much I loved Carlos in the past. I have buried him with the dead-hearted Mora; I will never be able to be with Carlos again. All I have left now is the hatred of making him regret it for the rest of his life!"

"I like a woman with a strong will like you." Mora knew the compliment Valdés was giving her. It was a bit intimidating, but she did not care.

"I emphasize to you. I don't like someone who betrays me; if what you say is a lie, you have to accept the consequences from me for that. Do you agree?"

"Then, what about your family knowing that you're going to marry me," Valdés asked about a possibility that could happen at any time.

Mora was silent for a while. She lowered her head to stare at Valdés' cold face. "My father is dead; no family is on my side. I'm alone," Mora said firmly. She did not want to appear weak in this matter; she used to have Carlos as her family, but now that was no longer important.

Mora immediately signed the fake marriage agreement between Mora and Valdés. The terms that had been agreed upon together were also signed by Valdés, previously Mora had also promised that Valdés had the right to sue her if she violated the agreement that was written digitally and in the agreement letter, it was also written that Valdés had the right to cancel unilaterally whenever he wanted.

"What else should I do?" Mora asked in a curious tone. Valdés, who was wearing a white shirt and vest, looked at her with serious brown eyes.

Mora hesitated to look back at Valdés in his seated position, still crossing his legs gracefully but looking wary. Mora was extremely nervous as she kept guessing what Valdés had in mind, but she tried not to show her nervousness at all. Mora could not stand being stared at and then turned her gaze downwards because she could not stand being stared at by Valdés for a long time.

"Even though I previously disliked women who other men had owned. But you are an exception," Valdés said, advancing his body to erode the distance between him and Mora, which was only limited by a small glass table. "I've agreed; now you can trust that I'm on your side," Valdés murmured in a whisper to Mora, who was trembling even more, Valdés's heavy voice and the masculine scent of Valdés's expensive perfume wafting over her.

"Valdés." Mora stammered out Valdés' name. Her breathing was heavy, and she felt Valdés' exhalation touch the surface of her skin.

Mora quickly turned her face away anxiously. But Valdés' hand had landed on her chin, making Mora inevitably have to keep looking at Valdés' face at a very close distance. Valdés stared intensely at Mora's beautiful, sweetly embroidered lips.

"Be nice to me from now on. Morana Hartley, your life no longer belongs to Carlos Holland but has become mine, Valdés Theodorv. Understood?" Valdés brushed Mora's lips with his thumb. Valdés exhaled his rough breath with furrowed brows; he moved his body away from Mora.

"As written in the terms of the agreement you signed." Valdés adjusted his sitting position with both hands resting on his thighs. "You must sleep with me."

Mora was surprised to hear Valdés' words, but she was not ready to do it. For a long time, Mora was silent as she collected the words she would say to refuse Valdés. "Does it have to be now?"

"Why do you look scared? You've already been married. Not now but later." Valdés said. "Once again, if you feel that you are being burdened, please cancel this deal. It's not enough to rely on your information about Carlos; I can hire someone more reliable. Our relationship needs each other; you need me to destroy Carlos, and you also have to give me what I want."

"No, don't cancel! I agree to all your wishes." Mora really sacrificed herself to destroy Carlos.

"Good!" Valdés nodded his head as he liked Mora's statement.