Sixty Days Until The DoorMat Wife Becomes His Obsession
For three years, Vivienne Delacroix has been invisible in her marriage to billionaire Dante Ashworth.
A wife in name only.
A signature on a contract he never wanted.
His heart has always belonged to another woman.
His future never included her.
So when Dante slides divorce papers across the kitchen island of their penthouse, Vivienne doesn’t beg.
She simply looks him in the eyes and makes one request.
Sixty days.
Sixty days to be his real wife before she disappears from his life forever.
Certain nothing could change the way he feels, Dante agrees without hesitation.
It should have been easy.
Sixty days.
One marriage.
One goodbye.
Instead, everything begins to unravel.
He starts noticing the little things—the warmth she brings to the empty house, the quiet strength behind her silence, the smile he never bothered to see.
Soon, he finds himself searching for her.
Waiting for her.
Wanting her.
What begins as curiosity becomes desire.
Desire becomes obsession.
And before Dante realizes it, the woman he couldn’t wait to divorce has become the only one he can’t live without.
But Vivienne has already made up her mind.
When the sixty days are over, she won’t beg him to stay.
She’ll walk away.
And Dante Ashworth will discover that losing the woman he never loved…
is the greatest mistake of his life.