Chapter 76

“Stephanie and I aren’t meant for each other,” Leonard said calmly, “When we started dating, I thought she was a well-educated and talented socialite in Queenston. My feelings for her grew as we dated. “She would’ve been a suitable candidate if we got married. However, I don’t like women who are too emotional. I'm usually busy with work and don't have the luxury to invest time in emotions. That’s why I hope for my partner to be independent, rational, and sober.” He paused and considered Lisa beside him. He added, “I can provide all the money she wants, but love isn’t something I can give.” ‘Money, huh?’ Lisa felt tempted for a moment. A marriage with money but no love might not be desirable to others, but Lisa thought it was appealing. She lacked a sense of security; money could provide her with the most significant sense of safety. Lisa quickly regained her composure. Leonard based his demands on the fact that Lisa was a daughter of the Jones family, but she was not. Despite Lis