How far would you go to protect a secret that has defined you for five years? Elena captures other people’s happiness through her camera, but her personal life is a crumpled draft. Five years ago, she fled a public marriage proposal, leaving him with humiliation and herself with the paralyzing fear of repeating her parents’ mistakes. Now, fate, with its dark sense of humor, pairs them up: she is the star photographer, and he is New York’s most sought-after wedding planner. They must work together on the wedding of the century. Rule number one is absolute professionalism. The reality is that the tension between them is electric, uncomfortable, and, frankly, irresistible. He seeks control and security; she needs freedom and avoids commitment. Between awkward tastings and visits to venues that stir up ghosts, their 'strictly business' facade begins to crack. Can they learn to trust when love feels like a landmine? A contemporary rom-com about the struggle between what we know is good for us and what we truly desire. Perfect for those who enjoy irresistible chemistry, witty humor, and that 'I know this is a bad idea, but I can’t stop' feeling.
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Statistically, the odds are ninety-eight percent in your favor.
Honestly, I think a 8% success rate is just bad boy statistics for people who don't actually care about feelings. Where's the drama? The 'will they/won't they' chaos?
It was like watching two musicians who had played together for years, without needing written sheet music.
Okay, but let's be real here. Two people coordinating perfectly without speaking? That sounds less like a team and more like two 'bad boys' plotting to take over the world while everyone else is busy drinking industrial coffee. 🤯
(Because, what was the point of talking about the weather when the earthquake was sitting thirty centimeters away from you?)
'It has good depth of field,' Elena said, surprising herself.
'It's written in the contract,' Julian murmured, not looking up from his tablet. 'Absolute professionalism.' It doesn't include 'hungry wolf stares every time you cross the room.'
