Chapter 24

But Zachary thought he knew Giselle well enough. He was familiar with every detail of her background—didn't that mean he understood her well enough? Giselle scoffed. "For example, I'm not a member of the upper crust. I might be Tony's daughter, but their fortune and resources have nothing to do with me. So, our family status doesn't match. "And I'm also not the type to be a caring or loving mother. Honestly, someone as reckless and wild as me isn't cut out for relationships, let alone marriage." "And here I was, thinking you were going to say something serious!" Zachary laughed, looking relieved. "I don't give a damn about socialites or being a good mother—it's my uncle's duty to marry a woman like that, anyway. I have the right to decide my own marriage. I just want to find someone unique—just like you." His passionate confession left Giselle at a loss. Clasping a hand over her forehead, she said, "I'm really not an ideal partner. There's a lot of things I don't know how to expl