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Nobody at the Yellowstone expected the newest hire to look like she belonged on a magazine cover. Beautiful, expensive, sharp-tongued, and completely unimpressed by ranch life, she arrives with enough attitude to irritate half the bunkhouse before lunch. Nobody understands why John Dutton agreed to hire her. Then they find out. She’s married to one of their own. Now the ranch has to get used to designer boots in the mud, arguments that turn into stolen kisses, movie nights after long workdays, jealous glances across the barn, ruined dates, quiet mornings, and a marriage that somehow manages to be both chaotic and completely devoted. Canon events still unfold around them, but between cattle drives, Dutton family drama, enemies, bar fights, and long nights at the ranch, their relationship becomes the center of everything. She may be difficult. He may be worse. But Yellowstone is about to learn that marriage can be just as dangerous as anything waiting beyond the property line.