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Aisha’s Contract
Davis Shyaka Musirikare (Author) · Davis Shyaka Musirikare · Paperback
To inherit her family’s empire, Aisha must stay married for five years. She walks away after six months.
Aisha Sterling has spent her entire life as a pawn in her father’s global game of chess. As the heir to Sterling Global, her future is meticulously plotted in quarterly reports and legal filings. The most restrictive of these is the "Five-Year Rule"-a clause in her father’s will requiring a stable marriage for her to claim her inheritance.
When Aisha discovers that her union is not a marriage, but a meticulously managed business transaction designed to keep her under control, she does the unthinkable. She leaves.
Stripped of her billions, her name, and her safety, Aisha disappears into the forgotten industrial fringes of the city. What begins as a desperate search for a way to survive evolves into a hunt for a buried truth. Beneath the sheen of the Sterling empire lies a decades-old crime: the systematic poisoning of a coastal town and the forced silence of a woman who refused to stay hidden.
Now, Aisha is no longer a billionaire heiress-she is a ghost with a weapon. With the help of a disgraced scientist, an unassuming baker, and her own forgotten memories, Aisha must choose between a return to the gilded cage or the absolute liberation found in losing everything.
Aisha’s Contract is a gripping, cinematic tale of power, betrayal, and the courage required to define self-worth by actions rather than assets. In a world where every secret has a price, Aisha discovers that the only thing more dangerous than losing your fortune is finding yourself.
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