He Is Just An Actor In This Show

The sole heiress of a wealthy family, Amanita Wallace, had seven prospective husbands, taken in from childhood to potentially wed her one day.

All of them fulfilled her every wish, except Marcus Channing, who was cold and mean to her.

Due to this, Amanita fell for him and even became his lapdog.

Then, one day, she saw him pin his supposed sister against the wall and confess his feelings to her.

“Dad, I’ve decided. I want to marry Mr. Samuel Bering of Norchester!” said Amanita Wallace resolutely when she entered her father’s study.

“Mr. Samuel Bering of Norchester? You mean the man who’s been crying and whining about marrying you since you were three years old? That Samuel Bering?

“The Bering family might be richer than some small countries, and Samuel is quite successful for his age, but I thought you liked Marcus Channing?” George Wallace asked in confusion.

“Besides Marcus, haven’t I also taken in six other boys with the expectation that one would be your husband? All six of them listen to everything you say. Isn’t it better that you choose one of them to marry rather than marrying into a family that might bully you?”

When she heard this, Amanita smiled bitterly.

A day ago, she felt exactly the same. Besides Marcus, her six other prospective husbands loved her dearly. Any one of them would unhesitatingly cut their own hearts out for her if she asked.

But last night, she discovered their secret.

“When do you think that stupid Amanita will realize Risa isn’t Marcus’s biological sister?”

The speaker was Dennis Crock, one of Amanita’s prospective husbands. He had once thrown himself off a building for Amanita.

Yet, he was disdainful as he swirled the whiskey in his glass. “That idiot, Amanita, must think I adore her. In reality, I wasn’t demonstrating my love for her when I threw myself off that building. I only wanted to scare her off.”

“Me too. Every day, I tamp down my disgust to suck up to her because I know she doesn’t like people who act like lapdogs.”

“Haha! It seems that we’re all using the same strategy. We’re doing whatever Amanita doesn’t like so that she won’t choose us. That way, we can compete fairly for Risa’s affection.”

“Only Marcus has never put on a show, and the masochistic Amanita really fell in love with him! I feel so sorry for him.”

“Well, there’s no other choice there. One of us has to marry Amanita. If no one does it, Risa won’t be able to be the Wallace family’s little princess anymore.”

Amanita quietly clenched her hands into fists. She was so enraged that her whole body was trembling.

All seven of her prospective husbands were orphans, and her father had taken them all in.

Amanita’s mother had died early. Still deeply in love with her, George had not wanted to remarry.

At the same time, he was worried for Amanita. How could he leave the family’s sizable assets