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The Convenient Vow

Chapter 2 What the Door Was Hiding

Word Count: 567    |    Released on: 28/09/2026

ay. Later, she would thi

tay whole for one more night. But her hand was already on the handle, and the door wa

rafting table. Julian stood between

icked against the window. The wall clock, N

ay, kept

what she would remember most. He simply let his hand

Small. Almost sorry. "You weren'

hin and strange, someone else's voice. "Like

sten-" Jul

the dress, then at him. "

aid, sliding off the table and smoothin

cracked in the mid

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ach word felt like lifting

ile you chased the prestige projects. Someone had to do the actual business. J

cause it came

g hard finally broke through the sweetness. "You ca

were burning. "And you. You let me pick flower

ok away. "I never meant

t for it

ietly. "You've always been... an artist. It was never going to

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n't answer.

the s

ent ring, three years, one small diamond she'd

ced at it, then at Naomi, and he

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“Naomi Hale had three weeks to plan a wedding. Instead, she spent them watching her fiancé and her best friend take everything she'd built. Damon Voss had three weeks to find a wife, or lose his grandmother's company to the cousin already measuring the curtains in his office. Neither of them wanted love. They wanted a solution. So when a stranger in a ruined dress offers him a deal instead of a breakdown, Damon says yes before he can think better of it. He didn't expect to actually like his wife. She didn't expect a cold, guarded stranger to be the first person in years to actually keep his word to her. But the people they left behind aren't finished - and neither, it turns out, is the marriage that was only ever supposed to be on paper.”