His Contract Husband Is His Revenge Weapon

Colin Bishop had two years with Jenna, an engagement party, and a place in the Bishop family. He lost all of it in a single night.

At the party, his foster brother Kyle handed him a drink. Jenna called him away from the ballroom. Drugged and barely conscious, Colin was made to sign a document—the shares transfer Kyle had prepared. He woke up the next morning in a stranger's bed, Empire Group CEO Aman beside him. By then, Jenna had already held a press conference announcing the engagement was off, telling cameras Colin had been fooling around with an unidentified man. His conduct was indecent.

The fallout kept coming. His foster father revoked everything and cast him out. The Bishop family severed all ties. When Colin called Jenna, she dropped the mask—she never loved him, only used him to swallow up the family business. Two years of feelings, all lies.

Aman found him anyway. He needed someone to anger his father and fend off a forced marriage alliance. Colin, freshly ruined and hungry for revenge, was the candidate least likely to cause complications. The proposal was blunt: marry him, and Aman would get Colin's shares back, make Jenna and Kyle kneel and apologize. The contract laid it out—three years, monthly payments, a villa and fifty million upon divorce. Colin added his own clause: Aman must completely ruin Kyle and Jenna's reputations, or forfeit all his Empire Group shares.

The wedding was set. Colin signed and took Aman's surname. Then he walked into Kyle and Jenna's engagement party, uninvited. They mocked him, called him an abandoned piece, a bastard. Aman stormed in, grabbed the man who insulted Colin, and declared that anyone speaking against him made an enemy of Empire Group. At Sacred Heart Cathedral, the Bishop family tried to stop the ceremony. Colin turned on his foster mother, demanding to know why she took all his birth mother's medical records, why his mother died three days after the attending physician was changed. He announced he was no longer a Bishop. Then he exchanged vows with Aman. They kissed in the church.

That night, an anonymous message led him to an old port warehouse. Inside, his foster brother Kyle held a report and sneered that his mother simply died of illness. Aman waited just outside, twenty meters away, watching through an open channel.