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The Convenient Vow

Chapter 3 Locked Out

Word Count: 590    |    Released on: 28/09/2026

uard couldn't

y for six years and had once sneaked her a sandwich during a three-day deadli

orry. I was told

oto of her mother in front of the first building she'd ever

o'd been re

nathy," she said. Her voi

t," he w

ater up to her knees. She didn't notice. She noticed nothing at all until she was two blocks away and her legs simpl

at her, the ivory silk, the ruined hem, the mascar

phone. There was one

y? You're supposed to be at your fitting. Di

t came ou

s voice vanished.

t know. A fountain

Don't move.

"Julian and Vanessa. They took t

ound she'd never heard from her gentle, booki

e," he said. "I'm

face with a wet sleev

ay

eas

that. She sat in the rain and told he

e than the rain. When a gust knocked her hair across her face and thunder cracked

e'd never been able to afford, with a doorman who looked at

st played something soft in the corner. Naomi

pproached, careful and

to sit," she managed. "

the end of the lobby. "The private lounge is em

d him and

ge wasn'

d window, a man in a black suit stood with a phone a

ers say. Three weeks isn't

ze in the

ray eyes met hers

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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.”