60 Days to Get Married
After her father’s sudden death, Sofía discovers a shocking clause in his will: she must marry before turning twenty-eight, or the company they built together will pass to her reckless cousin. Determined to protect her father’s legacy, Sofía embarks on a desperate search for a groom.
Her first choice, Roy—the love of her life—refuses. Left with no other option, she turns to Carlos, an ex-boyfriend whose arrogance and selfishness make him the worst possible candidate. As the wedding plans unfold, Sofía grows closer to Sebastián, a man she met at her father’s funeral who is helping her investigate the suspicious will. But their bond is forbidden: his mother harbors a dark connection to Sofía’s past, one that makes their love impossible.
When Roy reappears, begging for another chance, Sofía must decide between duty, desperation, and the dangerous pull of her heart. With sixty days until the deadline, every choice could cost her the company, her family’s honor, and the only man she truly loves.
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Chapter: Chapter 95We laughed, and the rest of the meal was spent joking and discussing minor details, all about the wedding, Sebastian, and Carlos. Finally, the tension I'd felt these past few days seemed to dissipate considerably, and amidst laughter, Mia let out a sigh that was a little too long.We remained silent."Sofia, don't marry Carlos," Mia said.I opened my mouth to reply, but Mia raised her hand as if signaling me to stop."I know what you're going to say, but honey, I've known you since we were little girls, and I know that if you marry him, you won't be happy."I froze; her words echoed louder than the laughter that had filled the room moments before.“Mia…” I whispered, but my voice cracked.She leaned forward, her gaze firm, almost pleading. “I’ve seen you fight for your independence, for your happiness. Carlos isn’t part of that fight; he’s the cage. I met you when you went out with him back from school, and I know he drains that sparkle from you more than anything else.”Olivia shifte
Last Updated: 2026-08-23
Chapter: Chapter 94Roy stood right in the middle of the store. Our eyes collided for a single, sharp second before he jerked his gaze away and I could only manage a frown. What was he doing here?"Oh no..." Kathe whispered."What?" I asked."I told Elias something about us coming here, but... I didn't expect him to show up."Mia looked at him from afar and let out a low whistle. "I have to admit, Sofia, he is quite the charmer. A silly one, but you can't deny the looks."We all laughed at Mia's comment. It was true, but lately I'd learned that it wasn't all about looks... and that maybe I did have a type of person I liked.After we all agreed that this was the perfect dress, I went back inside to change. I came out as usual, and the girls were already waiting for me, except for Olivia, who had been distracted talking to Roy."What's she doing with him?" I asked."Don't think it was her idea. He called her to ask her something, and she just couldn't say no," Kathe said, shrugging."Roy has a very persuas
Last Updated: 2026-08-17
Chapter: Chapter 93I stood still for a moment. I knew our mother's death hadn't been an accident and that someone else was likely involved, but knowing this was... it was simply too much."If James Clark's wife is the one who killed our mother..." I whispered."That means all of this is even more connected than you thought," Ian finished. "This woman must have more information than we know, and she could be important. We have to track her down."Although the tension was heavy, the rest of the night passed with something more like a path forward, because somehow, we had something closer to what seemed like a clue to follow.That night, Sebastian and Ian left the apartment, leaving Olivia and me alone in the house. But rather than feeling different or threatening, we simply sat barefoot on the sofa at midnight, with glasses in our hands, filled with soda instead of alcohol."You knew Mom," Olivia said to me. "More than I did, at least.""I really wish I could remember..." I said, taking a sip, "but I was
Last Updated: 2026-08-11
Chapter: Chapter 92I looked at it for a moment; it was too long for my liking, and then I looked away."I can't risk it," I finally said.And although I was convinced of that, I indirectly felt I could let myself be trusted... it was as if two completely different people were conversing and making decisions in my head. I sighed, and we finished organizing all the paperwork.It wasn't much, but we had a start in all of this. We also had the documents the Russian mafia had given me.Right. I should visit Annatoli soon.The decision came to me too quickly for my liking."I'm going to see Annatoli," I said aloud.They stared at me, with confused expressions."I have to go check something and give an update," I said. "It's the most sensible thing I can do in the middle of... all this."They didn't seem convinced by my explanation, but they definitely didn't seem to completely disagree with what was going through my head.I ended up getting up and saying goodbye again, almost in the same sequence as when I le
Last Updated: 2026-08-07
Chapter: Chapter 91Olivia and I ended up crying in each other's arms for a long time until we finally separated, and I turned to Sebastian. He looked at me for a moment, then pressed his lips together and looked away, with a somewhat guilty air. Then, Ian handed him some papers, which he gave to me."I hope you're not angry about what I'm about to tell you."I held the paper in my hands, but first I stared at it. I wanted whatever I was about to hear to come from him first, not from what was in front of me.He held both hands in front of him and then looked me in the eyes."A week ago, I came to your apartment, and I ran into Olivia, who... explained something about the situation and..." He hesitated for a second, but pointed to the paper in front of me. "We did a DNA test on Olivia and you."I looked at the paper in front of me, and the result was a 50% match, indicating that Olivia and I were sisters, daughters of both of my parents. But there was another paper underneath."And this other paper?" I as
Last Updated: 2026-08-05
Chapter: Chapter 90I coughed and put my hand to my mouth as I looked at him, but he didn't even seem to flinch; he just kept cutting the food in front of him."Yes, that's right," I said, my stomach clenching with discomfort."Carlos, is that his name?" he asked.I glared at him fiercely. He knew me better than anyone, from what I knew, but he was feigning innocence."Yes," I replied.The conversation veered off course because I didn't want to keep talking about it, and Lucas and I ended up reminiscing about our childhood, when we spent time here with Grandpa and how we played as children, to the point that nostalgia hit us indirectly. We ended up back in the yard, this time both of us forgetting formalities and sitting on the ground, on a tree trunk, overcome with nostalgia."How did we become like this?" I murmured, loud enough for him to hear but quiet enough to let him know he didn't want an answer.I pressed my lips together and looked away. I didn't know how to respond, and my mind was starting to
Last Updated: 2026-07-28
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