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She RSVP'd alone. Three weeks out of a four-year relationship, Margaux flies down to a barefoot-luxury resort on the Florida Gulf for her boss's sister's wedding - no plus-one, a face already rehearsed for the questions, every intention of being the sharpest and most composed senior associate in the room. Then she walks into the lobby bar and finds Theo Lasko sitting at the end of it. She's met him twice.
She's noticed him both times. He's quiet the way a man is quiet when he knows exactly what he's saying - and he is also, technically, still married. To her boss. The papers are sitting with his lawyer. They file Monday, the morning after everyone flies home. Four days. One resort. A hundred and twenty people who can't know. And a door on the fourth floor that opens whenever she decides to knock. Margaux has been bored longer than her relationship was over.
Theo is the first thing in years that's made her want to decide something. But wanting a thing and walking toward it on your own two feet are not the same - and this time she means to know the difference.
She's noticed him both times. He's quiet the way a man is quiet when he knows exactly what he's saying - and he is also, technically, still married. To her boss. The papers are sitting with his lawyer. They file Monday, the morning after everyone flies home. Four days. One resort. A hundred and twenty people who can't know. And a door on the fourth floor that opens whenever she decides to knock. Margaux has been bored longer than her relationship was over.
Theo is the first thing in years that's made her want to decide something. But wanting a thing and walking toward it on your own two feet are not the same - and this time she means to know the difference.
