Bought by My Brother's Best Friend

Ten years ago, the sixteen-year-old silver fox boy Adrian placed a daisy chain around the neck of six-year-old white kitten Sienna, smiled gently and said she was a princess. Ten years later, Adrian became the coldest-blooded silver fox godfather in the underworld, bought Sienna for fifty million at an auction — put a studded collar on her, branded her with a scent mark, and imprisoned her in the penthouse suite. He hated her brother Lucas. He believed Lucas had killed his sister. While imprisoned, Sienna snuck into the study and discovered the truth: Lucas had died saving Adrian's sister, and the real culprit was Leo, Adrian's most trusted brother. She tried to escape to pass on the truth, but was hunted down by Leo on a stormy night. Adrian took a bullet to intercept her, and the truth came to light. Leo was executed. Adrian collapsed to his knees, weeping. But Sienna chose to leave — flying to Europe with his child in her womb. A year later, Adrian found her and their son Oliver in a small town in the south of France. He went from being a godfather to a flower shop delivery worker, a barista who pulled lopsided latte art, and a clumsy father who got his ear pulled by his son. In a sea of sunflowers, he went down on one knee — what he handed over was no longer a studded collar, but a white ribbon that could be taken off at any time.