The Only Woman He Couldn't Command:
A Military Second Chance Romance of Cheating and Betrayal
by Larissa Zrina
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For four years I was Major Brannock's secret.
No restaurant. No photograph. My truck round the back of a rented house before the sun came up. He commanded four hundred soldiers and I was the one nobody was ever allowed to know about, and I told myself I didn't mind, because I have been the part nobody sees since I was nineteen years old.
Then a man in a hardware store said my name out loud in front of nine people.
And I found out what I would trade to be seen.
I cheated. Not for passion. For a booth by a window and a waitress who thought we were a normal pair of people. I lied to the man who loved me and I lied to the man who was courting me, and when it all came apart, only one of us went down for it.
Him.
Because when the Army came asking, Owen Brannock refused to say my name. He let them write it down that a commander took advantage of a soldier. He took the whole weight, on purpose, to keep me out of it, and I let him, and I got promoted twice on his silence.
That was six years ago.
Now there is one document left that could put his name right, and it would cost me everything I built on his back to sign it.
He will never ask me to. He can command a battalion. He has never once been able to make me do a single thing.
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