Have you ever wanted to divorce your husband and throw him out for good? That is exactly what I did eight years ago.
The beautiful story where an ordinary girl meets a rich prince could have been ours, if only his parents had not decided I was the one woman their son should never marry.
For me, Denver walked away from his family, his money, and everything he had always known. In return, he got a tiny rented apartment, an empty refrigerator, and a wife who eventually grew too tired to keep carrying our broken marriage on her own.
So I threw him out, certain that in a few days he would come back, find a job, and finally grow up.
But Denver disappeared.
Eight years later, he walks into my café, rich, powerful, and dangerously sure of himself. He is exactly the kind of man I once dreamed he would become, and now he needs me. Because after all these years, neither of us has ever found the courage to file for divorce.
Denver offers me a deal: for the next few months, I will play the part of his loving wife and help him win a dangerous corporate game. In exchange, he will help me get back the restaurant another man stole from me.
All we have to do is convince everyone that our marriage is happy, avoid digging up the past, and stop blaming each other for what went wrong.
The problem is that pretending with my own husband feels far too easy.
And telling our real feelings from the ones we’re only acting out may be impossible.
Genre: General Fiction
The beautiful story where an ordinary girl meets a rich prince could have been ours, if only his parents had not decided I was the one woman their son should never marry.
For me, Denver walked away from his family, his money, and everything he had always known. In return, he got a tiny rented apartment, an empty refrigerator, and a wife who eventually grew too tired to keep carrying our broken marriage on her own.
So I threw him out, certain that in a few days he would come back, find a job, and finally grow up.
But Denver disappeared.
Eight years later, he walks into my café, rich, powerful, and dangerously sure of himself. He is exactly the kind of man I once dreamed he would become, and now he needs me. Because after all these years, neither of us has ever found the courage to file for divorce.
Denver offers me a deal: for the next few months, I will play the part of his loving wife and help him win a dangerous corporate game. In exchange, he will help me get back the restaurant another man stole from me.
All we have to do is convince everyone that our marriage is happy, avoid digging up the past, and stop blaming each other for what went wrong.
The problem is that pretending with my own husband feels far too easy.
And telling our real feelings from the ones we’re only acting out may be impossible.
Genre: General Fiction
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