Naomi wants to never see Nicholas and his stupid khakis or his overbearing mother ever again, but if she ends things she’ll have to pay the Roses back for everything. But somewhere along the way communication broke down and resentment grew and now they’re three months away from a wedding neither of them particularly want. This was a true rom-com, seriously I couldn’t stop laughing, sometimes it was because of a joke or the top notch banter and sometimes it was because of how straight up ridiculous the characters got but either way if you’re looking for a fun rom-com I would highly recommend checking this book out. If Nicholas had half a brain he’d be calling it off, too, so maybe we’re locked in some silent draw, waiting to see who bows out first. I’m doing neither of us a favor by refusing to back out. It’s my own fault that I’m still in this mess, and I know it. All bets are off and reckless hijinks and outright battles ensue and now that they’re no longer pretending, well maybe they don’t hate each other after all. When she realizes Nicholas is also unhappy, and has seemingly been trying to sabotage their relationship for months, she decides two can play at that game. Their wedding is fast approaching and Naomi just wants out, but if she ends things she’ll have to pay Nicholas’s overbearing mother back for the wedding. Or so Naomi Westfield thought when she agreed to marry him, but something has changed and now she can’t stand him. Synopsis: Nicholas Rose is the perfect fiancé.

33 Pesan Nabi Vol. 2 by Vbi Djenggotten