No Regrets

One freshly dumped wedding guest. One best man. And a rulebook written so nobody could rearrange her again.

Hallie Ellison lands at Cala Vela two weeks after her boyfriend ended things—after she had already bent housing and career plans around him. She wants one decision that belongs entirely to her. She points across the Welcome Night terrace at a man who refuses posed photos.

Miles Bishop makes furniture. He is also the bride's brother and best man. Hallie gives him terms: one night, no numbers, no romantic follow-up. He accepts without negotiating. Then the coordinator's group chat adds them both, and a Mediterranean storm collapses the week into the same rooms.

The week turns high-spice and fully open-door on Hallie's say-so. She changes every rule. He stays inside the limits—and names the cost of staying. If she wants him past the last toast, she has to stop using him as proof she is fine. Wanting more still feels like volunteering to be rearranged again.

A sunny, low-angst HEA with a heroine who keeps the rulebook and a hero who actually listens.

Point at the best man. Then decide whether wanting him is another way to be rearranged.