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Daisy - How to Become the Duke's Fiance

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Get Married for Just Three Years and Receive 5 Million Dollars vs. Work Without Pay for 60 years
What would be Daisy's choice?

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Published March 24, 2022

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January 1, 2024
Daisy returns to the past and makes a deal with Marquess Killian Essel to escape her toxic family and make him heir to Duke Silverstein. She is disappointed that she has to take on the contract marriage personally, but they negotiate terms and begin their fake three year relationship. Daisy helps capture public opinion, recruits some talented individuals, and makes plans to establish her own dress shop. Meanwhile Killian re-establishes connections with the imperial family, maintains his business empire, and battles with his step brothers. They both grow closer with time.
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This one contains many of the expected tropes of romance fantasy fiction. There are ball gowns, nobility infighting, imperial politics, debuts, jovial servant sidekicks, etc. There are complicated family relationships and a rebirth to establish our revenge elements and prophetical information to be exploited. The audience understands the feelings of our characters long before they admit to them, allowing for some fluffy moments. It moves at a decent but not chaotic pace. One thing this one does a bit differently than others is the openness in which it tackles the physical relationship of our contracted couple. This not only normalizes these activities it allows for a direct confrontation of the issues Daisy has regarding her former boyfriend/boss/abuser. It looks at infertility, disrespectful language, trauma, and compares that to a healthier model. The curse elements eventual become a key factor to the plot but are almost non existent in the first few volumes other than as rumors. @Ch 153
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March 13, 2024
Excuse me but how do i recover from read it this? 😭😭😭 this is just feeding into my delulu even more
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June 25, 2024
Well, the titel and author, don’t match the picture and summary, but the first two are gold.
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