His Woman by Cassandra Dee & Kendall Blake

Author:Cassandra Dee & Kendall Blake [Dee, Cassandra]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Cassandra Dee Romance

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Liam

I choked as I saw her walking down the aisle. She was so beautiful, small and slim, yet elegant and dignified, projecting more class than a queen. She wore a knee-length dress of white lace as we stood before the podium, her smile warm and inviting as we turned to face the Justice of Peace.

Finally! I had my wildflower where I wanted her. My beautiful girl was about to become my bride. I wasn’t taking any chances this time. After her brush with death two weeks ago, I’d practically become her warden. I wouldn’t let her out of my sight, and trailed her from room to room through our apartment.

Seeing her lying in the hospital bed had caused my world to come crashing down. I’d realized with sudden clarity that my life wasn’t worth living without her, that she was my everything. I’d confided my love to her comatose form, and as luck would have it, my wildflower had woken and forgiven me.

But there was still the unsettling problem of our family relationship. You see, Wildflower and I are step-siblings. Her biological father, Robert Woodson, is my stepfather, making us some fucked-up family. She’d been reluctant to marry me at first, arguing that our son Georgie would always be tainted by the smear of incest, but I’d steamrolled her. I’d insisted, arguing that Georgie would benefit from a stable home with two parents who loved him. Beneath my onslaught of words and mindblowing sex, I’d overcome Wildflower’s defenses and here we were, at the altar at last.

The rush to City Hall was my doing. As soon as she’d said yes this morning, I’d booked an appointment with the magistrate, intent on legitimizing our union asap. I wasn’t taking any chances. She was going to be mine, physically, emotionally, and legally. I’d whipped out the ivory dress from her closet and almost dressed her in it myself.

She’d laughed when she’d seen how eager I was.

“Liam,” she gasped breathlessly. “There’s no rush, I’m not going anywhere.”

“Baby, I can’t wait,” I’d growled. “I’ve spent two years apart from you, and I almost just lost you again because of that stupid event. I’m so sorry,” I murmured, burying my face in her hair. “I want you to be Mrs. Miller asap.”

She’d stroked my hair comfortingly, murmuring, “Okay, we’ll go this afternoon then. Don’t we have to find our birth certificates or something?”

“I’ve got all that covered,” I said. “I had my staff look up your records and everything’s taken care of.”

She pulled back. “My birth certificate?” she said curiously. “Really? You were able to locate it?”

“Sure, why not?” I said. “You were born in Queens, right?”

She bowed her head. “Yes, but I’ve never even seen my birth certificate. My mom was terrible with records, so I’ve always just trusted that my name is Alison Johnson. It could be Wildflower Jones for all I know,” she teased.

“But how did you enroll in school and get all that legal stuff done?” I asked, nonplussed.

She shrugged. “I don’t know exactly.

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