My Mister Right

On the day I came of age, my grandfather, Wilson Saddler, laid out photos of the most eligible bachelors from elite families in the capital, asking me to choose one for an arranged marriage.

Without hesitation, I chose the eldest son of the Sullivan family, Ethan Sullivan.

Everyone present was stunned.

After all, everyone in our circle knew that I, Sabrina Saddler, eldest daughter of the powerful Saddler family, had always liked Aaron Johansen, the young heir of the Johansen family.

Ever since I was little, I’d followed Aaron around, declaring I would marry him when I grew up.

In my previous life, I did marry Aaron as I wished.

But after the wedding, he told me he had always loved my younger sister, Rachel Saddler, and would remain a virgin for her.

He made me sleep alone for three months.

When my father found out, he married Rachel off to the son of a business partner.

Aaron thought I was the one who meddled and forced Rachel to leave. From then on, he stayed out every night, indulging in nightlife, sometimes even flaunting women in front of me.

In the end, I was pushed into traffic by Rachel and Aaron, and I died at an intersection.

Given a second chance at life, I decided to stay far away from him. I gave him and Rachel my blessing.

I never expected that at my engagement party with Ethan, he would completely lose control and try to crash the wedding.

I stepped away from the banquet, wanting some air on the second floor.

What I didn’t expect was to run into Aaron Johansen.

He looked like he’d just come from another party. He was still surrounded by a few spoiled brats.

When they saw me, they burst into laughter.

“Sabrina, you really can’t let Aaron go, can you? He’s just a little late and you’re already chasing him up to the second floor?”

“If Wilson knew his granddaughter was simping for a guy like this, he’d probably be furious.”

Aaron seemed annoyed and impatient.

“Sabrina, I was just a little late. Is this really necessary? I'm warning you, don’t go crazy on me.

“You’ve been following me around since we were kids. Did you ever once ask if I wanted that?

"As for this arranged marriage, I really should get my grandfather to have a serious word with yours.”

That look of contempt in his eyes was all too familiar to me. I resisted crying and answered calmly, “They just finished cutting the cake. I came up here for some air. I wasn't expecting to see you here. So this really has nothing to do with you.”

As soon as I said that, the group of spoiled brats around him gasped. "What? The cake has already been cut?"

I knew exactly why they were surprised.

Wilson had announced it before. Whoever I had chosen as my partner during my coming-of-age ceremony would receive 10 percent of the Saddler family's company shares.