I Don't, Too

Maya Vance has spent $80,000 on the wedding of her dreams. Then, minutes before the ceremony, she discovers her fiancé has run away with another woman.

Unfortunately, that woman is also someone else's bride.

Julian Vance is a billionaire architect who likes his life controlled, predictable, and perfectly planned. Until he discovers his bride has eloped with Maya's fiancé—and their two weddings have been booked at the exact same venue.

Two abandoned weddings. Three hundred stunned guests. One spectacularly bad idea.

When their humiliation goes viral, Maya proposes the ultimate revenge: take the abandoned honeymoon to Bora Bora together and pretend they're madly in love.

Julian agrees because the fake romance could save his reputation. Maya agrees because nothing says revenge like stealing her ex's happily-ever-after.

They make three rules: no real feelings, no falling in love, and no happily-ever-after.

But rules become difficult to follow when they're sharing a luxury bungalow, dodging paparazzi, trading insults over breakfast, and discovering an inconvenient amount of chemistry.

Maya sees the tender man hiding beneath Julian's icy exterior. Julian discovers that the chaotic florist he should have been able to ignore has somehow become the center of his carefully controlled world.

What starts as revenge becomes something neither of them expected.

Something real.

But when they return to Chicago, their fake romance becomes tangled in Julian's billion-dollar business deal—and his instinct to solve every problem with money threatens to destroy the woman he has fallen for.

Maya has already been treated like a resource by one man. She refuses to become a transaction for another.

He wanted a fake romance. She wanted revenge. Neither expected to fall in love.

Sometimes the worst day of your life is simply the beginning of your best love story.