
47 EPStory Overview
Growing up alongside the Gibson sisters, Keith Flanagan was always their favorite—and even their ideal groom. But when the scheming Wilson Steele arrives, he wins the sisters' hearts, leaving no place for Keith. Heartbroken, he marries Nicole Rainford instead. Yet the story isn't over—the Gibsons, filled with regret, are determined to crash his wedding.
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Loving Her Was My Biggest Mistake
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The Letter He Let Her Burn
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Blind Game, Endless Regret
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