Marrying Her Greek Billionaire: A BWWM Marriage Of Convenience Romance by Tiana Cole & BWWM United

Author:Tiana Cole & BWWM United [Cole, Tiana]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2016-07-24T23:00:00+00:00

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The day of our wedding had come, and even though Jessica was happy with the play we were about to put on, I was actually quite nervous. The ceremony was about to take place, and I couldn't help but notice that immigration had been a little too quiet.

Jessica and I had moved on getting our marriage license soon after she’d agreed to our arrangement. Thankfully it wasn't too hard to secure with my translated birth certificate and passport along with Jessica's information. My legal status was public record, however, and that was causing me a whole heap of anxiety. If I had a year rather than a week until my green card expired, then I wouldn't be so worried because there wouldn't be as much for an immigration officer to be suspicious about.

“Hey, man, you gonna get that tie on any time soon?” Nick tapped on the study door before entering. He was dressed in a light grey tux that he claimed 'accented' my white one. We wore lilac ties with matching pocket squares and vests, and I was pretty sure Jeannie's dress was lilac as well. I wasn’t entirely sure, since I’d only glimpsed her as Nick rushed me inside when we'd arrived at my beach house.

“Yeah, I'm just…thinking,” I replied as I nervously fumbled with my tie.

“Cold feet?” Nick asked with a smirk and tucked his hands into his pocket. “Jess is hot. If you don't marry her, I sure will. I know my mom would love for me to settle down,” he joked. I chuckled at this notion since his parents had come to the wedding and thought of me like family. Since Nick and I were so close, I saw them in the same light.

“Don't you dare have that thought again,” I shook my head while continuing to work on my tie. “Of course I'm marrying her. I just never thought I'd find her, you know?”

“Well you did, you lucky bastard. Now she's here and she's all yours, man,” Nick smiled. “You know, since we met in Greece, I've always considered you a lucky guy…even with that attitude of yours. I guess some people are meant to have it all.”

“People like us,” I corrected, tilting my head at him and returning his smile. “If you stopped messing around, you could be getting married on the beach, too.”

“Yeah, well,” he snorted skeptically. “Hurry up and finish that tie so you can say 'I do' already.”

He squeezed my shoulder before stepping out of the room. I managed to get my tie looking halfway decent, buttoned up my vest, and shrugged on my jacket. I stepped out of the study and glanced out the window to find our wedding guests settling into their seats on the beach. It was a beautiful day, not a cloud in the sky, and the cool breeze battled the warmth of the sun. It was simply perfect, and I took it all in as I mulled over Nick's comments. Perhaps he was right—I really was lucky.

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