✍ Scribed by Lyn A. Lewis, Mélanie Wency
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Un mariage. Un témoin. Un connard.
Veia rêve de trouver son prince charmant. En l’attendant, elle aide les amoureux à organiser leur mariage. Grâce au prochain en date, sa carrière de wedding planner pourrait prendre un nouveau tournant.
Le problème ? Elle ne s’imaginait pas devoir préparer les animations avec son amant d’un soir, dont la réputation de coureur de jupons n’est plus à faire.
L’homme d’affaires se complaît dans le luxe et la luxure. Derek ne croit pas à l’amour, encore moins à ces conneries d’union à la vie, à la mort. Malgré tout, il accepte de jouer les témoins pour son meilleur ami, qui s’amuse à lui faire subir des caprices de diva.
Sa rencontre avec la gourou du mariage pourrait bien le pousser à transgresser ses propres règles.
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