Proof of Love

One hired wedding photographer. One schoolteacher who won't pose. Three nights to prove love is real.

At a private destination wedding on Cala Vela, schoolteacher Maisie Brennan steps out of the portrait line. Heath Campbell can make any two people look in love in ten minutes, and he treats devotion as a styling decision. She catches the bride's laugh dying the instant his camera drops.

They shake on a wager. By White Night she must show him one moment of love he cannot dismiss as performance. He must manufacture chemistry good enough to fool her. Prize: one honest answer each. Her terms: no using his clients, no lying to her friends, and a fresh yes for every photograph of her.

A village dance floor and a high-spice, fully open-door weekend strip his demonstration of its notes. Heath's contract ends after White Night. Maisie can take the vacation version and lose the future that has to work in daylight, or require the ask and risk an empty terrace when the clock runs out.

Cynic versus optimist. A standalone HEA that has to survive ordinary daylight.

Take the wager. Then decide whether being right is worth the morning after White Night.