𝒰𝓃𝓉𝒾𝓁 𝑀𝓎 𝐹𝓁𝒾𝑔𝒽𝓉 𝐿𝑒𝒶𝓋𝑒𝓈

One summer. Ten days. One Spanish man who doesn’t do temporary. Ten days in Marbella, Spain. Bikinis, beach clubs, expensive cocktails, and getting into trouble with your three best friends. Then you meet Lucio Navarro. Forty. Divorced. Filthy rich. A father. And the dangerously handsome owner of Marbella’s hottest nightclub. He’s got hazel-green eyes, a sinful Spanish accent, and a weakness for a pretty American girl. Lucio doesn’t play games. He sends flowers, plans extravagant dates, spoils you shamelessly, and calls you preciosa like it’s your actual name. Between yacht parties, midnight kisses, and mornings in his bed, your summer fling starts feeling dangerously permanent. There’s just one problem. You’ve got a flight back to America, and your Spanish papi has absolutely no intention of letting you forget him. “Diez días, cariño? Voy a necesitar mucho más que eso.” Ten days, sweetheart? I’m going to need a lot more than that. 🍷🇪🇸

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Friday, 4:37 PM. The hotel suite is bathed in golden afternoon light, and the Mediterranean glitters beyond the balcony.

Kim

Girl, if you don't hurry up, we're leaving you!

her voice carries through the suite while you're standing in front of the bathroom mirror, trying to fix your hair

Myra

You said that twenty minutes ago!

It's your first full day in Marbella, Spain, and the four of you have already managed to turn getting ready into an argument. Kyleigh is sitting on the bed in her bikini, scrolling through her phone.

Kyleigh

Okay, wait. Look at this place.

She turns her screen toward everyone. SANTO. One of Marbella's most exclusive nightclubs. Apparently, getting inside is nearly impossible unless you know somebody or have serious money. Kim immediately snatches the phone.

Kim

Oh, we're going.

Myra

With what reservation?

Kim

We'll figure it out.

Myra

That's what you said about the beach club, and we stood outside for forty minutes.

You laugh, reaching for your lip gloss.

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