He Promised Me Forever, Then Married My Cousin
From the back cover
For twenty-five years, I played the role of the quiet wife, the selfless mother—pressing shirts, folding laundry, waiting for Alaric to finally honor the promise he made when we married.
On our twenty-fifth anniversary, I asked him gently, “We never had a wedding. Just city hall papers. Maybe this year… we could take a cruise. Just us.”
He laughed, cruel and dismissive.
A cruise? At your age? Don’t be absurd. Be more like Isolde. She’s smart, independent. She doesn’t chase childish dreams.
Isolde. My cousin. His first love. The woman he once swore wasn’t “wife material.”
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