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Should he marry a stranger for money? The lawyer spoke persuasively to Alan. "By marrying this girl, you'll not only be doing a good deed, you'll be helping yourself. You'll be well paid, of course.... " Alan hesitated at the macabre proposition. A young woman lay dying. To inherit her godfather's money she had to marry at once, so that the money could go to her needy relatives upon her death. What did he have to lose? "Very well," Alan said at last. "I accept your offer. " And with those words he was plunged into a situation that was to threaten everything dear to him ... including his life! | Should he marry a stranger for money? The lawyer spoke persuasively to Alan. "By marrying this girl, you'll not only be doing a good deed, you'll be helping yourself. You'll be well paid, of course.... " Alan hesitated at the macabre proposition. A young woman lay dying. To inherit her godfather's money she had to marry at once, so that the money could go to her needy relatives upon her death. What did he have to lose? "Very well," Alan said at last. "I accept your offer. " And with those words he was plunged into a situation that was to threaten everything dear to him ... including his life! | ||
Revision as of 00:32, 15 August 2007
- Author: Suzanne Clausse
- Publisher: Harlequin Mystique # 69
- Year: 1980
Should he marry a stranger for money? The lawyer spoke persuasively to Alan. "By marrying this girl, you'll not only be doing a good deed, you'll be helping yourself. You'll be well paid, of course.... " Alan hesitated at the macabre proposition. A young woman lay dying. To inherit her godfather's money she had to marry at once, so that the money could go to her needy relatives upon her death. What did he have to lose? "Very well," Alan said at last. "I accept your offer. " And with those words he was plunged into a situation that was to threaten everything dear to him ... including his life!
