Olandria likes what she has with Taylor, but she feels like she's missing something. Maybe Nic can help her figure it out. (Nicolandria fanfic bc I am a writer with freewill. Also available on ao3 :p)

For the love island fans like myself. After thinking about how hot these two are all night, I decided to pause my work on my book to have a little fun writing this :) keep in mind-i dont know these people or know their feelings towards each other! i dont claim to know it. this is for creative and entertainment purposes only.

"A lot of girls like bad boys, but that's not really my type. I love me a gentle ass man." "One like me?" Nic asked with a grin splattered on his face as he looked at Olandria. She turned to him, starting into his eyes--they were quite pretty eyes, and squeezed her face in a 'be serious' way. "You not a gentleman, in fact you everything but one." She laughed. "But I could be, for the right girl I mean" He shrugged, moving closer to her. "And you think I'm the right girl?" "Not think. Know."

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Congressman Hunter always had his reservations when it came to dating and was the last thing on his mind- with his career taking off and his first year in office, women would only be a distraction but when he meets Madelaine Crane a struggling stylist on a quest to give her best friend the wedding of her life, he entertains the thought of a frenzy. Madelaine loves the spotlight, Jonathan not so much and is surprised to discover that aside from his high profile job, evident age gap, and a pending divorce their relationship seems to work but only because it's a secret but when their relations goes public, her career and dignity is put into question. Will their love be strong enough to survive the scrutiny or is it just never enough?