Testing Love: Married to a Crippled Billionaire

Sold into marriage to the dragon-riding warlord of the brutal Blackclaw horde, a sheltered northern princess must decide whether surrendering to the man who bought her is her greatest betrayal or the only thing that can save Alexander Vance, CEO of VanceTech, is tired of gold-diggers. His mother Eleanar pushes him into a blind date, and he arrives in a wheelchair posing as a broke disabled man. Camilla Hart, cousin of mechanic Morgan Blake, rejects him and passes the date to Morgan.

Morgan meets him, learns he is disabled, unemployed, and has only three thousand in savings. She stays and pushes him for a clear answer. They skip an eighteen-dollar latte and eat burgers at a food truck. Later, when a customer needs a tire for deliveries to pay for a child's surgery, Morgan only charges for one tire repair. Alexander notices.

Before he proposes, Alexander arranges the oldest, smallest, shabbiest house in Queens to keep testing her. When a table falls apart, he first misreads her as a gold-digger. Morgan returns with tools, fixes the table, sews his clothes, and he sees she is caring for him.

Alexander proposes: "Morgan, let's get married." Morgan sets up a joint household account and gives him an $800 monthly living budget. Her father Frank Blake warns Alexander to treat her well. They marry three days later. At the wedding, Camilla mocks Morgan for marrying a disabled man without a real job and boasts about her fiancé Dominic, a department manager at VanceTech. Gold-badge custom Rolls-Royce Phantoms arrive—only two in New York—and her mockery begins to backfire.

After the wedding, Alexander keeps hiding his identity. Eleanar grows close to Morgan and almost lets the secret slip. The secret eventually breaks. Morgan feels betrayed, though her feelings for him do not change. The two find their way back to each other, and she later learns she is carrying twins.her dying people.