She Tied Up the Heir

Born in impoverished Prosperity Village, Harper Allen carries the village's odd hope: women there have a constitution that produces multiple babies per pregnancy, leaving the village desperate. Chosen to seek fortune in the city, Harper collides with the Lauren patriarch, who promises wealth for a grandchild. An arranged marriage binds her to Spencer Lauren, an aloof CEO haunted by a family curse: 'Any woman who bears a Pierce heir will die.' Spencer's fear and pride block commitment. The villagers' survival presses on Harper; refusal is not an option. Determined and resourceful, she resorts to extreme measures. On the wedding night she restrains the struggling Spencer and throws him into the bridal chamber, turning a calculated plan into a tense test of will, fate, and sacrifice.