Vincent Cunningham was at a disadvantage in his congressional campaign as a bachelor, as the public tended to prefer candidates with a happy family life and a fatherly image.
Adding to the pressure was his mother Doris’s desire for grandchildren to fill the void left in her life since her husband Liam’s passing.
Vincent then entered into a contract to marry the virtual woman of his dreams, but he was deceived into marrying her twin instead.
Despite being the “wrong” bride, he found himself drawn to her fiery persona, which was far from the quiet woman he had envisioned. However, this unanticipated bride had much more to offer than he could have imagined, both in and out of the bedroom. Their undeniable passion confirmed that they were meant to be together.
“I was simply asking your lovely wife about children,” Doris said as she took her seat at the table. Vincent choked on his pie, and Billy leaned over, giving him a helpful whack on the back. “Mother, come on.” “No, it’s fine,” Natalie told him with a wink. “Apparently, your mother had a dream.” “A…
The second Natalieheard the fabric rip, her blood caught fire and she needed desperately to have this man, to touch him and hear his grunts of pleasure as she explored his body and he took her. She stood before him, her dress torn and baring her right leg and the G-string beneath. Vincent spotted it,…
Natalie reached a hand down and guided him to her quivering snatch. As he massaged her breasts, she eased onto him, both of them groaning as he stretched her for the first time. She cringed at the first slight pinch of pain and eased back off. The second time, she sank lower, making a mental…
His friend mumbled something along the lines of the same before he hung up. Vincent hummed as he mixed the pancake batter and cooked a very large stack to place on a plate with syrup and butter on the side. He made a pot of coffee, filling two mugs. Every few seconds, he checked the…
“All right, I’m ready. Let’s go.” “One more thing,” he said and took her hand, pulling her from the room. He walked her down the hall to his room and spread his arms wide. “Before the end of the day, I want you to officially move into my room.” She leapt into his arms, covering…
“What about Lana?” she’d asked. “We live in the same city. Someone is going to realize I’m an identical twin at some point.” “Don’t worry about it until we need to,” he’d murmured, yawning widely. “Do you trust your sister to keep our arrangement to herself?” “Of course I do, but she can a bit…
Hank removed his hat with an apologetic smile that came across as a sneer. “I do apologize if I frightened the Mrs.” “I would be more worried about pissing her off.” “Is that how you would describe your wife? Easily angered?” Vincent clenched his jaw as his grip tightened on the door. “That is not…
“You can open your eyes now.” Vincent’s soothing voice reached Natalie’s ears, and she stopped her incessant humming. “Natalie, did you hear me?” “I did,” she replied and squinted one eye open, followed by the other. “We’re here?’ The truck shut off, and he jangled the keys for her to see. “We’re here.” She slumped in…
Lana fumed and raised her hand, slapping the man across the face. “Get away from me, or I’m calling the cops. And you leave my sister alone, got it?” “Lana!” Alex ran over and placed himself between her and Hank. “Who are you?” “He’s an asshole, that’s who he is!” Lana yelled over Alex’s shoulder.…
Natalie glanced to the door to see it cracked open and soft flickering candlelight beyond. She grabbed a towel from the track and dried herself off as she picked up the note: Join me when you’re ready so we can watch the stars come out together. Her heart swelled, and she brushed out her hair,…