Minutes before her wedding, a bride learns her fiancé has chosen another woman. Left at the altar, she makes a bold decision to marry someone else on the spot — a stranger who may change everything she thought she knew about love.
For one second, there was silence. Then the entire dock erupted in laughter. I knew it! It wasn't even here for her!
And she really thought someone would come steal Don Moretti's bride. The man who'd accused me of hiring someone laughed the loudest. You couldn't even find a fake groom? Sienna lowered her head, but I still caught her smile.
Even Mom's expression turned grim. Adrian turned back to me, the mockery on his face undisguised. So that's your new groom? I said nothing.
He gave a low laugh and held out his hand. Come here. I didn't move. The smile on Adrian's face faded.
Nora, you've embarrassed yourself enough. Get on the boat while I'm still willing to marry you. I still didn't move. Adrian frowned.
How long are you planning to keep this up? I checked the time. Four minutes. Sienna walked over.
Nora, don't be mad. mad. After the wedding, I promise I'll find a way to get the ring off. As she spoke, she took a step back. Her heel caught on the decorations at the bow. A large section of silken white tulle tore loose and fell into the water, taking the lilies of the valley I'd personally chosen with
Sienna covered her mouth. Oh my god! Nora, I'm sorry! I really didn't mean to! I designed the entire setup myself, from the flowers to the white tulle. I'd spent two full weeks preparing looked at Adrian, but he was already crouching in front of Sienna. Did you hurt your foot? Sienna Sienna shook her head, her eyes turning red.
I'm okay. I'm sorry, Adrian. I ruined everything.