He called me his wife.
My brother's best friend and star hockey defenseman Tytus Tremblay stood in front of the Dean, declared we're married, and bullied the man into bending to his will. To Ty's credit, it worked. My job is safe. The Dean has no idea who else was in the video with me. But as the reality of the situation sinks in, I realize just how instrumental Tytus was in orchestrating this nightmare. He's delusional. Tytus and I aren't married, even though I used to dream about a future with him. That was before I met Mercer and Noah and allowed myself to fall for two older men. Embarrassingly, when we're locked away in my dorm, I give in to Ty's delusions. I can't help but push the limits, catapulting us toward his fantasies. Now I'm torn between three men, so agonizingly confused I feel myself starting to slip away. When Ty casually calls me his wife in front of his professional hockey team, I break. I can't go on like this. I can't keep playing this game. Every version of the future I dreamed of is slipping between my fingers. Irrevocable damage has been done, and I'm afraid nothing will ever be the same again. Delusions spiral toward disaster in Almost Rotten, the second book in the new dark, why-choose, college hockey romance series from bestselling author Abby Millsaps. Contains mature content. A complete list of content warnings can be found on the author's website.
