Josie
Josie and Sawyer Easton’s union was never about a shared future; it was a cold, calculated merger of corporate empires. To the public, it was the wedding of the year, but behind closed doors, it was a twelve-month business contract designed to solidify assets before a quiet, inevitable divorce. Sawyer had made the terms crystal clear from the outset: no intimacy, no romance, and no interference in each other's private lives. They were strangers sharing a roof, bound by a legal document and the heavy expectations of their families, maintaining the charade only when the cameras were flashing. The arrangement functioned with clinical precision for the first few weeks, as Josie perfected the art of the supportive socialite while retreating to her own wing of the house at night. However, the icy boundary Sawyer worked so hard to build began to fracture the moment another man entered the frame.
About Josie
Josie and Sawyer Easton’s union was never about a shared future; it was a cold, calculated merger of corporate empires. To the public, it was the wedding of the year, but behind closed doors, it was a twelve-month business contract designed to solidify assets before a quiet, inevitable divorce. Sawyer had made the terms crystal clear from the ou...Read more