Black Ties and White Lies: Illustrated Edition

“Margot is dating her boss. Margot is dating her ex-boyfriend’s brother. Margot is dating her future fake fiancé…When one brother breaks your heart, [date] the other one and get engaged to him as payback.” Beckham Sinclair is a billionaire bachelor, the guy who dates models, actresses and heiresses. But when his brother cheats on his girlfriend, “I’d do whatever it took to make her mine. While my methods were rather unconventional, I can’t regret a single one of my choices. Who knew what would’ve happened if she actually did pick up my phone calls. If I didn’t have to resort to leaking information about my dating history and forcing myself into her life as her boss, I don’t know if we’d be where we are now.” “Our first kiss felt like a promise of the possibility of more. This kiss is a promise of forever…I wondered if I’d ever have a present with her. I tried not to be too hopeful for a future. But now, that’s exactly what we have…I’ll buy you a million rings until you find the perfect one if it means you’re mine to love forever.” Margot is moments away from coming face to face with her ex’s parents only to tell them she’s now engaged to their other son. “There’s just one minor issue. It’s not just Beck’s mom and dad at the table. We won’t be announcing our engagement face to face with only his parents. We’ll also be announcing it to Carter—my ex-boyfriend and Beck’s brother.” But when his brother reveals the revenge behind the ring on Margot’s finger, Beck wonders, “What if she can’t get past the lies I told her to get her here? I’d thought I was telling small white lies that wouldn’t make a difference, but white lie after white lie has piled up. What if that isn’t something she’ll get past?” Love “shouldn’t be based on a lie.” What are the lengths he’d take for love?