Arrogant H finally gets a clue that maybe he isn’t as awesome as he thought he was. She does manage to impart the knowledge that she knows all and would never marry such a cad as he, or marry into such a horrible family, nor would she let him have her baby. Poor Elsie has a miscarriage, and is devastated. The H is coldly supportive as he internalizes and whines, “Why me!” Arrogant Mother shows up to lament that he’s tied himself to a low class bimbo, and later sneaks in to offer the h $5 million euros to have an abortion. She’s uncomfortable, but it isn’t until his younger half-brother shows up with insulting propositions and the God’s honest truth about her bimbohood that she actually clues in.įate is a wicked witch as the heroine turns up pregnant and on the verge of losing the baby. He encourages her to show cleavage, let her hair down literally and plops her in a dinner party where no one will speak to her or speak in English. He will parade the h like the mistress she really is in front of the dinner party. Arrogant H devises a clever play to get his mother and the heiress off his back.

The H’s equally arrogant mother demands his presence on their Greek island as she has yet another Greek heiress to parade in from of him. Elsie, sweetheart, you are in Milan, look at the pretty buildings! Of course, her disinterest in fashion is HPLand code for NOT being a greedy gold-digger. In fact her attitude and disinterest in Italian art, fashion and architect were a little off-off-putting to me as well. Arrogant H sees her reaction as being a simple girl that can’t appreciate the finer things in life. When they get to Milan he takes her to see Madame Butterfly, and the parallel story of a woman as a toy to be dawdled with makes her very uncomfortable. He dresses her up and takes her everywhere and loves and cuddles her… She has all the personality and sass of Elsie the cow.

The Arrogant H loves his new mistress as she is sweet, loving, undemanding, appreciative…zzzzzzzz. He’s just ditched his ex-mistress who’s getting big ideas ( MATRIMONY) and picks up the poor waitress that was fired for spilling a drink on the mistress d’jour. The Arrogant Hero is your typical arrogant, uberly handsome and wealthy Greek billionaire with an emphasis 0n the arrogant.

I’m giving it three stars because it’s well done for what it does, and I’ve read it twice.

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