Husband Who
All it took was one night — one accident — and their worlds will never be the same…
Lucy
I have no memory of anything before the accident.
Well. No. That’s not true. I know my name and address, but that’s only because my ID tells me who I’m supposed to be. I know I’m alone because it took a week before the cops found anyone who could claim me.
And I know I’m married because the gorgeous man who came stalking into my hospital room tells me that I am.
His face is familiar. I have no reason not to believe him, especially when he admits that we were estranged leading up to that fateful night. He had no idea why I was there, or what I was doing, but it doesn’t matter. My husband swears that he won’t leave my side during my recovery.
That we can start over as we both heal.
He wants a second chance at having a wife. I won’t say no to Dallas being my husband…
I just wish I remembered him.
Dallas
Lucy Wright.
My biggest regret.
I would’ve given up anything for her, even my future as the head of the Order of the Owed. But when she rejected my proposal to protect me, I let her walk away. She married another Owed because my father insisted on it and I… I couldn’t stop her. After that, it was easy for her to leave Harmony Heights.
To leave me.
Five years later, I’m finally about to move on myself. I have an Offering all lined up ahead of my thirtieth birthday, plus a wedding to plan—and that’s when I get the call.
Lucy has been hurt. There’s been an accident.
She needs me.
Only… she doesn’t remember me. She doesn’t remember anything. The accident left her with a hole in her memory, and I’m ruthless enough to fill it.
Because Lucy? She’s my wife now, no wedding required.
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