I Sold You for Cash... Now Kiss Me! EP 73
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Kicked out and broke, Cecilia takes a shocking job offer: marry William Bailey, Riverton’s untouchable billionaire, for a paycheck. She plans to coast through three easy months. As buried feelings and long kept secrets begin to emerge, this contract marriage may be anything but pretend.
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That sudden tie-grab? Pure tension escalation. One second he’s begging, next he’s being yanked by the necktie—classic short-form drama pacing. The floral pattern vs. the pin-brooched suit? Symbolic warfare. I Sold You for Cash... Now Kiss Me! knows how to weaponize fashion. 🔥
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The Handkerchief Reveal
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