Diamond is the fourth book in the Bliss Contracts series. Need a wife in a hurry? Millionaire Partner, Inc. is here for you! Find the perfect companion to fulfill your needs, whether you’re looking for love or something else. * * * *** * * * CHEYENNE What have I gotten into? While I’m happy to find a stable situation, I’d expected a relationship that might eventually lead to something real. Levi Thornton couldn’t care less about me as a person. We didn’t even talk before he picked me and demanded marriage, giving me a cold rundown of the perks to signing a marriage contract with him. As odd as he seems, the man has a soft spot for his ailing grandfather. He can’t be all bad. Levi’s getting married to make his grandfather smile, ignoring his own desire to stay away from romance. Even if the man seems all business and no heart, I sense a fragility about him and a deep wound that holds him back from trusting others. Could his sweetness lie waiting to be uncovered or am I fooling myself? LEVI Grandpa’s dying wish is for me to get married and live a happy life after he passes on. How can I do that? The only woman I ever trusted betrayed me when I was ten. Since then, each new girl has shown that my mother wasn’t unique. Women are liars and cheats. If I pay a girl to be with me and treat Grandpa like a king, she’ll have no reason to deceive me. A contract marriage is the only option. There’s just one problem with this farce of a marriage—Cheyenne already feels different from other women. She doesn’t suck up or play games. Hell, she’s downright rude at times. On top of that, Grandpa loves her. If ever I could fall for someone, it would be her. Too bad I’m damaged goods. Love isn’t in the cards for me, but I’ll do whatever it takes to let Grandpa be happy in his last months on this world. Content Warning: The Blissful Contracts Series is about overcoming past adversities and finding true love through those trials. Sensitive readers may be triggered by discussion of past traumas including mental or physical abuse, rape, or mental illness. Reader discretion is advised.