Silver Lining
Maggie Osborne
She wanted a baby, not a husband — he wanted someone else. Their temporary marriage had other plans.
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Low Down had wanted a baby, not a husband, but she is forced to marry Max McCord, who is love with another woman, and the two agree to what they believe will be a temporary marriage with a silver lining.
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