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

I woke up the next morning with the worst case of anxiety I’d ever had. My stomach was rumbling for food and my head ached a great deal, I could barely breathe because Kade said the children would be here today. 


I quickly sent for Valora and she helped me with painkillers after a very satisfying breakfast of fry-up and hot tea. I took my bath and Valora helped style my hair. 


“ Nervous?” She asked as I sat in the sitting room, waiting for when they arrive. 


“ I’m losing my mind,” I said as I fiddled with my nails. 


“ Where is Kade?” I asked and she looked around as if searching for him before she said, “ Maybe he is also nervous to meet his children.” 


What? They’re not his children. What is she talking about? Maybe she is joking. 


I laughed and watched her reaction but she didn’t laugh, she just pursed her lips and stared at the table. 


“ You weren’t joking?” I asked as my smile faded and a frown no doubt formed on my face. 


Don't Cry