The Red Ledger Bride - My Fiancé Sold My Soul, So I Married the Demon Prince

My Fiancé Sold My Soul, So I Married the Demon Prince My fiancé sold my soul. On the night of her wedding, forensic auditor Mira Vale discovers a second marriage register hidden beneath the ceremonial one. Its clauses do not grant her a husband. They sell her professional authority, future estate, and soul to a financial instrument designed to mature when she dies. Her fiancé, Cassian Aurell, is not shocked that she found it. He is only disappointed that she found it too soon. He kills her before midnight. But as infernal collection tears her life into entries, Mira uses her final breath to identify the contract’s defects: undisclosed consideration, a witness who does not exist, and authority invoked before the marriage legally began. The impossible appeal sends her thirty days into the past and leaves a blood-red ledger in her hands bearing a single judgment: MIRA VALE DIED OWING NOTHING. The fraudulent claim still exists. The wedding clock is running. And the demon prince assigned to collect her soul is on his way. Veyr, the exiled Prince of Last Appeal, can enforce any lawful debt—but he cannot determine whether a promise was freely made. Mira can prove the human fraud—but she possesses no infernal authority capable of stopping collection. Their only workable precedent is an abolished law granting protective priority to a spouse. So Mira proposes marriage to the demon sent to take her soul. Their contract grants neither ownership nor affection. It gives them one year to expose a conspiracy hiding stolen names, memories, and lifespans inside ordinary promises. To survive, an auditor who trusts only evidence and a prince who trusts the law must learn whether a vow can bind two people without becoming a cage. Expect a slow-burn adversaries-to-partners romance, a highly competent heroine, forensic contract magic, supernatural investigations, political intrigue, found family, and one endgame couple. No harem.