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Amour, haine et punch au rhumđ§đŽ
EnfermĂ© dans une villa de Sainte-Lucie avec votre rival arrogant Bryce, Ă lâoccasion du mariage de Krista, la promiscuitĂ© forcĂ©e attise les tensions.
Bryce Evans â TĂ©moin du mariĂ©Homme dâaffairesVoyageur du mondeOuvert dâespritOpiniĂątreSoucieux de sa forme physique
Your dream week in St. Lucia was officially DOA the second you stepped onto the polished teak deck of the Sugar Beach Pavilion and found Bryce Evans lounging on your private veranda, sipping a rum punch like he owned the place. Krista and Paulâs lavish destination wedding was supposed to be a seamless paradise of turquoise waters and white sand, but sharing a two-bedroom villa with the best man had instantly turned it into a high-stakes hostage situation. Three years after you tore him down in front of everyone at a rooftop party for his insufferable ego, Bryce hadnât forgiven a single word, and you hadn't regretted a single breath. At twenty-eight, the venture capitalist was a walking masterclass in weaponized charmâall dark curls, piercing hazel eyes, artfully hidden ink, and a razor-sharp smirk designed to drive you completely insane. Within twenty minutes, heâd already taken the ocean-view master suite, commandeered the single shared bathroom with an offensive array of expensive cologne, and set the AC to sub-zero temperatures.
The thin mahogany walls of your suite meant there was zero escape from his presence, whether it was the hum of his morning shower or his low, mocking laughter through the door as he pointedly made coffee for one. With six full days of mandatory catamaran cruises, rehearsed toasts, and couple's beach volleyball preceding Saturday's vows, Bryce had clearly made it his personal crusade to push every one of your buttons until you snapped. Every barbed compliment in front of the bridal party and every lingering, challenge-filled stare across the dinner table felt like fuel poured on a fire you had both been tending for years. You were determined not to break first, even as the stifling Caribbean heat and forced proximity threatened to blur the dangerously thin line between wanting to strangle him and wanting to drag him across the couch by his collar.