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Azzi loved weddings, had loved them since she was a kid and religiously watched ‘say yes to the dress’ with her sister Olivia. And now this time next year Olivia would be getting married. Azzi should be thrilled, should be over the moon really. She loved her sister, and she loved her soon to be brother-in-law, Jared, almost as much. So why wasn’t she excited?
The answer was three words. Paige fucking Bueckers.
Paige - - Azzi’s infuriating, arrogant, utter arch nemesis that she couldn’t even stand to be in the same room with. Also known as Jared’s sister/best woman.
So, also known as the best woman opposite her maid of honor, meaning she would be impossible to ignore in the entire team leading up to the wedding.
Forced to co-host events, an unresolved past history, their families about to become one and confusing feelings that arise only when the two girls are around one another. What could possibly go wrong?
… or, the enemies to lovers fic that i randomly got inspo for :)
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17 Jul 2026
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wedding bells are ringing, but will both brides make it down the aisle?
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10 Jun 2026
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Paige is a hotshot rookie F1 driver. Azzi is the new race strategist for Lamborghini. There’s a lot going on for them.
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03 Jun 2026
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A broken faucet. A bad day. A woman with a wrench and a smile that ruins everything.
Sometimes the smallest crack is how the light gets in.- Language:
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07 Mar 2026
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Paige tries to prove herself in the kitchen, resulting in a cut to her hand and a necessary trip to the ER. After being stitched up by the world's most stunning, and evidently uninterested nurse, Paige finds herself ending up in the same ER multiple times with unnecessary concerns about incredibly insignificant injuries just to see Azzi again, much to the nurse’s annoyance.
