When her fiancé leaves her at the altar for her best friend, a woman decides to turn her humiliation into a fresh start. Crossing paths with a wealthy stranger gives her the chance to rebuild her life on her own terms—and to make everyone who doubted her watch.
In our town, newlyweds have to sail out into the Aegean on a white yacht before if they want a happy marriage. With eight minutes left before sunset, Niko finally arrived by speedboat. Just as I expected, my best friend Sophia was with him.
Hurry! You've only got eight minutes! Everyone else thought Sophia was harmless, but I knew better. Sophia suddenly stopped.
Wait, Nico. My hem's wet. Can you check the hen for me? I don't want to keep Daphne waiting. Don't worry, Daphie. I'll dry my dress and get right back off. I won't hold anything up.
Why are you worried about her dress now? The sun's about to set! Only eight minutes till sunset. set. We've still got eight minutes. What's the rush? Nico didn't even look at me. I watched him hold up my best friend's skirt and smiled. Then I pulled out my phone and sent a text. Didn't you
say you wanted to marry me? I'm giving you eight minutes. Ports and shipping routes across Aegean. Few vessels left port without his say-so. Since we were 16, Leon had asked me to give him a chance 99 times. I'd turned him down 99 times because of Nico. Today, I decided to stop saying no. You're right. There's no rush. Because you're not the man I'm marrying.