Novel & Cerita Tessa Dare The Bride Bet

A huge carriage scurried into the palace, the bride was being carried in it..... Tazz stoop up, all excited, his mother smiled “hold your breath son, here comes your princess” Tazz could not wait to get a glimpse of Maya, he was afraid that he might get struck by her beauty and die of heart attack.. albeit.. happily.

“Alright, ladies, it’s time for some games! You know what they say—what happens at a bridesmaids’ party, stays at a bridesmaids’ party.” Alina groaned but smiled. “Oh no, what do you have planned?” Natalie grabbed a deck of cards from the table. “We’re playing ‘Truth or Dare’—no backing out. And we’re starting with the bride-to-be.” The group circled around Alina, all eyes on her. “Truth or dare, Alina?” Natalie asked, an evil glint in her eyes. Alina rolled her eyes playfully. “Fine, dare.” Natalie didn’t hesitate. “I dare you to ask one of our handsome servers to give you a dance right here, right now.”

Irritated, she grabbed it off the table and huffed a breath. “What?!” “It’s me,” Jarrod hissed. “Oh.” She scratched her hair as her anger immediately dissolved. “Sorry. I didn’t know it was you.” Jarrod wasted no time in letting his intentions known. “I want you to come to me now. No questions asked. Wear Lolita the fucking dress and come to me. There’s been a change of plans.” “What?” Tessa lowered herself to the ground, her world crashing in on her. She had given everything for this moment, for him to come back and pick her so they would run away into the sunset—after they’d had the wedding, of course.

Tessa took her place at the front, stepping into the chapel as everyone stood to see the bride. Jace looked like a nervous wreck at the altar, though dashing in his one-piece black tuxedo, his hair gently styled. But Tessa's eyes didn't remain on him for long. How could they when, right behind Jace, stood Gendry, the man who could make her heart skip a beat with a single gaze? She'd been told by everyone just how good she looked in her bridesmaid's dress, yet she suddenly felt self-conscious, forcing herself to walk in a straight line.

“What’s he on about this time?” I sighed. “Don’t ask. Just don’t ask.” “Suit yourselves. By the way, Tess said she’ll pick you up at ten tomorrow. She needs someone to help her decide her final hairstyle or some bullshit I don’t care about.” “But your mom is here now.” “I know.” He grinned. “Have fun.” ****** ********* Bridezillas make the best brides. After standing for so long, watching Tess say her vows, I knew this to be true. She may have been a nightmare for the past few days, but so far, her day had gone off without a hitch.

If she's here to fight me, well, I won't let her bully me. I was ready for whatever happened, but she took my hand, which made me stop. "I'm begging you, don't take Darius from me." I was speechless at what I heard. I didn't expect her to do this, to come to me and beg like this. "He's all I have, Tessa. I know you'll understand, you're a woman too. Please, back out of the wedding." I swallowed hard at her last words. "I understand you, ma'am,"

” Brody ~”Of course bro, I am not missing it for a thing. Damon ~”Well you kind of cannot miss it, I want you to be my best man.” Brody ~”Damn bro, you don't even have to ask.” Skye ~”And Tajsa I want you to be one of my bridesmaids.” Tajsa ~”Holy shit, I did not expect that. Of course I will.” Skye ~”Great cause you have to help me plan a wedding in Bora Bora in less than a month.” Brody ~”Fuck I can't believe you are getting married bro.”

Katie's POV I never thought I would marry a billionaire, let alone enter into a contract marriage with one. But when life throws you a curveball, you either catch it or let it hit you in the face. And I had caught that curveball, or so I thought. It all started with a high-profile event that my boss had assigned me to plan. It was for Alexander Grey, the CEO of Grey Enterprises, and one of the most eligible bachelors in New York City. He was a mystery to most people, but to me, he was just another client.

Until I got to the sitting room. Aaron was being held back by one of the guards, his arms pinned, his face twisted with anger. “What are you doing? Let him go.” I crossed the room immediately, pulling him behind me. My eyes landed on my father and beside him, the man from yesterday. “I thought I was the one you wanted.” I said flatly. “Why is my brother involved in this?” “Ella.” Aaron grabbed my arm, his voice shaking. “Is it true? Are you actually getting married? Tell me they are joking.”