https://www.amazon.com/Make-Me-Marriage-Convenience-Romance-ebook/dp/B0GV1W8ND8

This was a relatively simple story, but somehow packed an emotional punch. I just loved it and didn’t expect to get misty eyed over a marriage of convenience. It’s so sweet and family oriented (blood family and the kind you create) that it just feels so relatable.
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Snippet:
I stretch my legs to the side, as my attention is pulled to the dance floor again. The song changes, and the new tune is a little slower. Miraās cheeks are beautifully flushed as she heads toward the crowd. But before she can weave her way to the bar, Derrick Gaines takes her hand and pulls her back to the dance floor.
My breath holds as I watch his hand go to her hip, then slide around her waist, and then he pulls her closer to him. She swats at his shoulder, saying something that makes him laugh.
This is exactly why I donāt stick around. I shouldāve already left.
F*** this.
I finish my beer and then set it a little harder than necessary on the table. My fingers itch to remove him from her orbit, and my arms beg to wrap around her. I want her so badly that my body mistakes it for actual pain.
āWant another beer, Hartley?ā Drake asks. āIām going to take my chances at the bar.ā
āIām good. Thanks,ā I say, keeping my eyes pinned on Mira.
Iāve gotta get out of here. My palm runs down my face as I come up with an excuse to leave, but just as I start to tear my eyes from Mira, hers find mine.
The room tilts beneath my boots. I donāt move because, if I do, Iām not sure where that will lead.
Thereās a flicker in her expression at first, as if sheās surprised to catch me watching her. But that quickly transforms into a cheeky grin that causes my chest to tighten so hard that I nearly wince.
Still, I donāt get up. I donāt turn away. I donāt leave like I know I should. My ass stays in my seat as I watch Mira move around the dance floor.
Sit. Donāt go out there. Sheās doing what she wants, and youāve made peace with that.
I lift a brow as Derrickās hand settles into the small of her back, which makes her smirk as she places her hand on his shoulder.
Heat crawls up my neck as Mira sways to the music, her gaze glued to mine. She might be in that bastardās arms, but her attentionāher mindāis clearly on me. Itās a dangerous predicament, one thatāll torment me more later as I replay it for the hundredth time. Weāve been in this situation a few times over the years, and I always get up and walk away.
But what happens if I donāt?
Derrickās hand drops and cups Miraās ass cheek.
Guess weāre gonna find out.