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The Wedding Weekend

The Wedding Weekend

by Scarlett Vaughn
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Twenty-four-year-old Cassie arrives at her best friend's destination wedding only to discover that the best man is her ex-boyfriend's father, forty-two-year-old divorced businessman Nathan Reid. She dated his son briefly in college before a messy breakup three years ago. Now they're thrown together for a week of wedding festivities, sharing a villa, and fighting an attraction that's been simmering beneath the surface since the day they met. Some chemistry doesn't care about history, age gaps, or whose father you're falling for.

10 Chapters

Chapter 1

PROLOGUE

I'm twenty-four years old, standing in the airport with my bridesmaid dress in a garment bag, and I'm about to spend a week at a destination wedding with my ex-boyfriend's father.

Not just any ex. Tyler Reid—the guy who cheated on me junior year of college, broke my heart, and then tried to blame me for his infidelity because I was "too focused on my career."

And not just his father. Nathan Reid. Forty-two. Recently divorced. The man I met exactly once during that relationship—at Tyler's graduation—and couldn't stop thinking about for weeks afterward.

I'd felt guilty about it at the time. Guilty for noticing how attractive he was. Guilty for comparing Tyler unfavorably to his own father. Guilty for the tiny flutter in my stomach when Nathan shook my hand and told me it was nice to finally meet the girl his son wouldn't shut up about.

That was three years ago. Tyler and I broke up two months later. I moved on, dated ot...

About the Author

Scarlett Vaughn

Scarlett Vaughn

Dr. Scarlett Vaughn has spent over two decades as a psychology professor specializing in human sexuality, teaching courses on desire, taboo, and the forbidden. Her academic research into what draws people to transgressive fantasies led her to write the stories her students whispered about but rarely saw represented with depth and nuance. Writing from her Boston brownstone near the university, Scarlett explores the psychological complexity of forbidden attraction—age gaps, authority dynamics, and step-family scenarios—always with an emphasis on consent, emotional truth, and the healing power of accepting your desires without shame.