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Accidentally His

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 1202    |    Released on: 02/09/2026

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strangers feel intimate, like the world has nar

y voices rise into a tangled chorus of confusion and half-panicked laughter. Somewhere to my left, glass shat

through the chaos with the kind of authority that made people actually listen.

shoulders ease slightly, even as I stood there in the pitch black, uncertain

sed around

efore a low voice spoke directly against my ear, c

said, his voice carrying none of the polished charm I'd expect from someone phot

a confidence that suggested he'd already memorized the room's layout the moment he walked in. We stopped som

room you've never been in," I man

hirty seconds of entering any building," he s

very smart or d

even in the darkness, the faint trace of amusement in his voice. "Unt

ng, the ballroom blinking into sudden, blinding brightness

lose than any photograph had managed to capture, dark eyes that missed nothing, a jaw set with the particular tension of someone perpetually calcu

he said slowly, something curiou

Assistant to Nadia Farah. I sh

onfusion, maybe, or the beginning of s

my head of security just

ency, a tablet clutched in his hands, his expression carrying the par

e blackout, but we've located them now, along with the finalized contracts your legal team required before the ceremony." He glanced at me, so

aid, dread beginning to

riding on tonight's international partners actually witnessing the union confirmed in person, Mr. Marchet

se as the same smooth-voiced man who'd calmed the crowd earlier stepped onto a

Zayd Marchetti and his bride, Yasmine Conti, whose union tonight secures not only a partnership between two extraordinary familie

d to me, watching in growing horror as every eye in the ballroom turned toward us, toward

through my shock. "I'm not Yasmine Conti. My name is La

jaw that suggested he was processing something far more complicated than his composed e

ira or Nadia, anyone who might explain the horrifying mix-up currently unfolding in front of two hundred witnesse

back of the room, her expression carefully

ing forward to

saying anyt

trophically wrong despite having no idea what. "The international partners are already on video call, waiting fo

his eyes remained fixed on me, sharp and assessing in a way

desperation clawing up my throat. "Whatever's happening

ough that my next protest died in my throat. "Whic

stion," I

ing calculating and unread

trouble tonight to make absolutely certain everyone believed you were. And I intend to f

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“Layla Bellini never wanted a billionaire's name. She wanted to save her father's company, keep her head down, and disappear back into her own life by morning. One blackout ruined all of it. "I'm not her," she told him, staring at a man the entire room believed she was about to marry. "Whoever you think I am, you have the wrong woman." Zayd Marchetti didn't care. He needed the marriage to stand, at least until his billion-dollar deal was signed, and he made that clear in front of every camera in the room before Layla could say otherwise. "Then we'll fix it after the deal is done," he said, like it was that simple. Like her entire life hadn't just been rearranged for his convenience. It should have stayed simple. A temporary marriage, a business arrangement, nothing more. Instead, Layla found herself reshaping his empty mansion into something like a home, drawn into his most ambitious project, and slowly, infuriatingly, falling for the one man she never chose. "You were never supposed to matter," he told her one night, his voice rougher than she'd ever heard it. "I don't know how to fix that anymore." But the mix-up that trapped them together was never an accident, and Layla is the one who has to unravel it, before the truth costs her the company, the family, and the man she wasn't supposed to fall in love with at all. The world thinks she's the wrong bride. Layla intends to prove exactly how wrong they are.”