You are the price

New Zealand novelist Helen Bianchin wrote her novels, including *You Are the Price*, in the same distinctive style that characterized her other works. Her novels explored the love between couples, discussing their passions, struggles, and romantic moments. Danielle lived with her mother in a small apartment, struggling financially. She and her mother were on the verge of eviction. She had no choice but to accept an offer from someone. Reeve Valdez had proposed marriage, promising to rescue her from poverty and give her a new life. Danielle was fiercely independent, difficult to win over, and sharp-tongued. But would such temperament be of any use in this situation? Would she choose the heights of success or the depths of despair? How would she face Reeve Valdez in twenty-four hours and tell him her decision? "Everything has a price, don't you agree?" "What do you want?" "I want a child of my own blood to whom I can bequeath my fortune, and who better for that than a descendant of Alboa?" "Are you crazy?"