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Love At First Sight With The Debtor Bride

Sold to Yorick Turner—the elite heir of Capaville's most powerful family—to settle her father's crippling debts, a determined young woman vows to win back her freedom. She manages to escape his grasp, carving out a peaceful, quiet life in a distant county town. However, her independence is short-lived. Refusing to let her go, Yorick launches a relentless, city-wide manhunt. When the cry echoes that his beloved has finally been located, she is captured and dragged right back to him.
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Chapter 1

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It had been more than two years since I left Capaville.

My father owed a debt of 500 thousand dollars and used me to pay it off. In the end, I was offered to Yorick Turner of Capaville.

Yorick was a powerful figure from the Turner family.

He pampered me for five years, accompanying me from a young girl to a successful student.

Even though he always called me Josie, for me, it was about repaying my debts. I considered myself a servant of the Turner family.

That year, I made 2 million dollars from writing novels. After transferring 1.5 million dollars to Yorick, I broke my bank card and canceled my phone number.

Carrying a few simple clothes and taking advantage of a time when Yorick's family arranged a blind date for him, I took the remaining 500 thousand dollars, left the Turner family, and gained my freedom.

I changed my name from Jocelyn Ramos to Clare Ramos.

I hid in a seaside county town and opened an inn on the beach.

Business had its ups and downs over the years, but I made a decent amount of money.

At first, there were messages everywhere about searching for me.

I thought that since I had repaid the Turner family, Yorick was probably reluctant to lose my companionship of many years. I assumed he would stop looking for me after a while.

Recently, I felt that not so many people from Capaville were searching for me anymore.

I guessed Yorick had forgotten about me.

I was finally relieved.

It was time for me to go out, work, and socialize. I couldn't live off my savings forever.

Besides, I wanted to go home and visit.