Brielle's anguished cry reverberated through the spacious living room, leaving a palpable tension. Tears cascaded down her cheeks as she grappled with the overwhelming reality of her situation. Why were her parents pushing her to marry a stranger solely because he was the son of her father's closest friend? Did their wishes outweigh her happiness and desires?
Her father's stern voice cut through the charged atmosphere, brimming with frustration at her defiance. He dismissed her objections, insisting that she would marry the man he had chosen for her. His unwavering confidence in the man's character and ability to provide for her only fueled Brielle's growing desperation.
Turning to her mother with pleading eyes, Brielle sought solace and support in her time of need. Her mother's resigned expression spoke volumes, a silent acknowledgement of her powerlessness in the face of her husband's decision.
As she embraced her mother, Brielle grappled with the crushing weight of her circumstances, knowing that even her mother's love couldn't alter the course set in motion.
Meanwhile, in another home, a similar conversation was taking place, but in this case, Finnigan remained quiet and absorbed every word his parents spoke. He deeply connected with Brielle and wondered if she felt the same about him. As his parents discussed the wedding arrangements, they reassured Finnigan that both sides of the family were taking care of everything. Finnigan had no objections; he only requested the opportunity to select the engagement and wedding rings. His parents had no issues with this request as long as Finnigan was committed to marrying Crystal. They were thrilled he didn't oppose their wishes and were confident that Finnigan would always strive to make them happy. He embodied their ideal son, always ready to comply with their desires.
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The One
RomanceBrielle Murphy's world shatters when she is forced to marry Finnigan Lee Byrne, a man she doesn't love, as per her parents' wishes. What Brielle doesn't realize is that Finnigan was her childhood friend before she had to move away with her family. U...