Mated To My Mate's Worst Enemy
Blackcrest Books
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Margaret presents Aria's proposed bonding as repayment for being raised by Blackwood, with silver and protection treaties already accepted. Aria agrees but changes the meaning of that agreement by declaring the debt finished and the relationship ended. Her consent occurs within an arrangement she did not design, so the opening's central power question is whether naming a final obligation gives her any enforceable boundary against people accustomed to claiming her future.
What does Aria gain by explicitly defining this arrangement as the end of her debt rather than another duty?
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