The Marriage Blunder
~ Jude ~
What happens in Vegas follows you home like a lost puppy with those soulful brown eyes. Trust me, I know. I went to Las Vegas for my sister Carolyn’s bachelorette party, fully expecting a weekend filled with awkward small talk and overpriced cocktails. Instead, I stumbled into a whirlwind I never saw coming—I came home married to her fiancé, the irresistibly sexy Kenneth James, who had been the star of my fantasies since the day we met.
Now, I’m in serious trouble. Carolyn, a gold-digging diva wrapped in designer labels, is not going to take this lightly. I can almost hear her shrieks echoing in my ears, a chorus of fury mixed with betrayal. And here I am, proudly sporting a wedding ring I never intended to wear, trapped in a situation that feels like a sitcom gone horribly wrong.
But beneath the chaos, a flicker of something real ignites between Kenneth and me. With each stolen moment, I discover a connection that runs deeper than I ever imagined. Can I survive my sister’s rage and the chaos of our unexpected marriage, or will love become the ultimate casualty?
~ Kenneth ~
I’d always found Jude Thomas captivating, even while engaged to his sister. Our lives collided in Las Vegas, where one reckless night led to waking up with a ring on my finger and a marriage certificate on the table. The thrill of it all was intoxicating, and I wouldn’t change a thing.
Now, I just had to face the inevitable fallout. How do I explain this to Carolyn, my ex-fiancée? She’s not the type to take betrayal lightly, and I could already picture her fury. But more pressing was the thought of losing Jude. He was mine now, and I wasn’t going to let go.
Navigating this tangled web would require every ounce of charm and wit I possessed. I needed to keep Jude close, to show him that this wasn’t just a mistake but the start of something beautiful. With every stolen glance and shared laugh, I felt the weight of my choice—not just to marry him, but to fight for the love we had unwittingly stumbled into.
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