The Bigshot Married Himself to the Heiress

Samara Johnson was startled by her sister’s words, waving her hands and shaking her head, "My brother-in-law belongs to my sister, how could I think of marrying him? I just don’t want to get married, I just want to stay at home."

"Why don’t you want to get married?"

Sienna Johnson carefully observed her sister’s expression, she looked like a bewildered young girl. She really couldn’t believe Samara was in love with Adrian Desmond.

Maybe, she just didn’t know what it was like for a woman to love a man.

"Men are no good," Samara murmured.

"What’s wrong with men?"

Samara started crying again, and Pauline Briggs, listening from the side, felt increasingly uncomfortable, and asked, "Samara, have you been bullied by a man?"

Outside, Aaron Faber heard this and wanted to rush in, but Adrian stopped him.

Adrian said, "If you go in, she definitely won’t say anything. If you want to know what happened, just listen patiently outside."

Aaron Faber ferociously said, "If I find out who bullied her, I will kill him!"

Aaron Faber stood there, staring at the tightly closed door, attentively listening to the sounds inside.

"No one bullied me," Samara said.

"Then why don’t you want to get married?" Pauline worried.

The youngest daughter had always been well-behaved and sensible, so Pauline never worried. Now, saying she didn’t want to get married, she must have been hurt and developed a psychological scar. Otherwise, which girl wouldn’t want to get married?

Sienna also became worried and asked, "What exactly happened?"

"Isla went to jail."

"Isla? Your classmate?" Pauline asked.

"Yeah."

Sienna remembered Isla, Samara’s close friend, a pretty little girl who used to come over often but hadn’t been seen in a while.

Sienna frowned and asked, "What did she do to end up in jail?"

"Her dad cheated, forced her mom to death, and her stepmother accused her of speaking ill of her, so her dad beat her... he was terrifying when he hit her..." Samara nervously rubbed her hands.

"Were you there when he was hitting her?" Sienna asked.

"Yes, I called the police. If I hadn’t called, Isla’s dad would have beaten her to death," Samara asked in confusion, "Aren’t dads supposed to love their daughters the most? Like how dad loves me and sister, like how brother-in-law loves Curly, why did Isla’s dad beat her as if she were an enemy?"

"..."

"Isla said, men are the most fickle, initially promising the world, but once they fall out of love, they are crueler than anyone.

I am a little afraid," Samara said softly.

Pauline never imagined her daughter would have these worries, "There are still good men in this world, like your dad, your brother-in-law..."

"That’s because mom and sister are lucky. Among my ten classmates, six are divorced, and two have dads with mistresses outside."

"..."

"I think I’m very happy now, and I don’t want to change my current life.

I’m pretty dumb, and I’m not strong enough. If my future husband also has an affair, I definitely wouldn’t handle it."

"You can’t always think the worst about things..."

Samara interrupted her sister, asking a series of questions, "Why should I get married? Why should I be with a stranger? Why should I go live in a stranger’s house? Why can’t I stay in my home forever?"

Samara’s questions left Sienna speechless, not knowing how to answer her.

With today’s increasing divorce rates, growing old together has become a luxury. Even Sienna herself couldn’t guarantee she’d grow old with Adrian.

"A girl not getting married and having children is incomplete."

Pauline became anxious, thinking about when to take her daughter to see a psychiatrist.

This was clearly an illness.

Sienna, however, wasn’t worried. After all, she was still young, and she really hoped her sister wouldn’t fall in love too young.

"You’re only 15, these things aren’t for you to worry about now. Your most important thing now is to study well... when you grow up, we can discuss this issue, alright?"

"Sis, I want to be with you all forever."

"This is your home too; if you don’t want to get married, no one can force you."

"Thank you, sister." Samara’s eyes lit up with joy, and she hugged Sienna tightly.

"..."

"Then I won’t get married, when you have twins, I’ll help you with them."

Sienna: ...

Just a moment ago, she was all about life and death, and now she’s completely forgotten about the matter. Is this personality good or bad?

...

After comforting Samara, Sienna walked out and saw Aaron Faber still guarding the door. Seeing him, her face immediately darkened.

"Why are you still here?"

"How is she?" Aaron asked worriedly.

"No need for you to worry."

"I really like Samara, and I sincerely like her!" Aaron earnestly said, looking at Sienna and expressing his stance, "I don’t care who you are; you can’t stop me from pursuing Samara Johnson!"

Aaron left this statement and walked away briskly.

Adrian said, "I didn’t expect Aaron to be so stubborn."

Sienna stared at Adrian, not saying a word, making him feel uneasy, with his smile almost falling apart.

"Is Samara alright?"

"She’s fine."

"That’s good."

Sienna continued staring at Adrian, and he was too familiar with that look—he knew too well she was considering whether to be lenient or stricter.

"Aaron is a good person, absolutely not a womanizer. If Samara marries him, he would definitely only have one wife..." Adrian spoke well of his friend.

"Seems like you knew about this a while ago," Sienna said.

Adrian touched his nose, avoiding her gaze, not replying.

Sienna felt uncomfortable in her stomach, placing her hand on her lower abdomen, and said, "Adrian, my stomach feels uncomfortable, carry me back."

"Where is it uncomfortable? Does it hurt?" Adrian asked nervously.

Earlier, the two of them had a quarrel, and Sienna threw a fit. In these first three months, the child was already quite whimsically demanding.

"I’ll take you to the hospital."

Sienna instructed Sally, "Call Dr. Blake over."

"Yes, Madam." Sally went to call Dr. Blake, while Adrian picked up Sienna and headed towards their place.

Sienna closed her eyes, trying to calm her breathing, feeling quite unwell.

"You too, why did you get so angry?"

Sienna opened her eyes and explained, "Encountering a setback and resorting to life and death decisions, if I didn’t slap her awake, what would she do if she faced something difficult again and kept seeking her demise?"

"..."

"Living life means facing ups and downs, hardships, and sorrows a great deal. Without a strong heart, how can you survive?"

Adrian said, "Why not find her a man like your dad."

"Men like my dad are hard to find. Do you think men like my dad are that easy to come across?"