Viola Walden lived a quiet life for seven years until her biggest secret became known to the world. One of London's most prestigious Billionaire CEO's Kade and Klyde Harold was rumored to be the father of her triplets - children that were taken from her the day she gave birth to them. 

The scandalous event that led to her pregnancy leads to her life being put in danger and the only way out was for her to leave the US and accept refuge from the Harolds in London, unfortunately she is told that she must marry one of the brothers upon her arrival immediately and Viola is distraught because her relationship with both brothers is too complicated for her to marry either. 

After much protests, she is married to the twin she least expects and is trapped in a marriage which is nothing but a deal between him and his father.

He wishes to be independent from his father's company but his father will only allow it if he and Viola can remain married for a year. 

It seemed like a fair deal except the condition also includes one more thing - they must never sex. How possible will that be especially with their undeniable attraction for each other? 

Not Your Regular CEO Husband

Elizabeth entered the car and stared at me before she scoffed and looked out the window while I dabbed my face with my handkerchief. 


“ I can’t believe you cried. You’ve not even seen anything yet, that was just Klyde and you’re acting like –“ 


“ – Elizabeth! I’m not a Harold so don’t expect me to act like I don’t have a heart or I can’t feel.” 


“ I think that all the bullshit the three of you have suffered at the hands of your parents have made you guys used to nasty situations. I don’t have that kind of mind so just give me a break! Have you ever seen a woman who’s happy to marry a man who almost raped her?” I lashed out and she just shook her head. 


“ I heard what Klyde did, it was awful and I’m glad Kade saved you but at least you’ll be marrying someone who has your best interest at heart.” She said and I could sense the anger she felt over what Klyde did, I guess she was right about being better off with Kade. 


The Reception