Violet never thought her father would go as far as to arrange a marriage for her, but maybe she should have known better. He didn't love her, never did, not really. He only cared for his money and his influence, and she was only another card he had up his sleeve to get what he wanted. It wasn't as if Violet expected a life full of romance. She knew better, barely believed in it, but she hoped for more. And Isadora Atkins was not what she hoped for. It wasn't a matter of the age gap between them, or that the other woman was a futa. And there were some perks: Isadora was a billionaire. She wanted more, though. Wanted to have a choice, to try for more. It was not for her. Faced with the circumstances, she accepted the arranged marriage to Isadora, married the futa, and hoped to find some sliver of happiness. She wasn't the only one hoping for something. Isadora wanted to claim Violet in all the ways she could, meant to make the younger woman hers, and the billionaire seemed to always get what she wanted.