Three Husbands, One Love

Evelyn Caldwell traveled back in time to the very day her parents presented her with the profiles of heirs from Crestwood’s three most powerful families and asked her to choose one for a marriage alliance.

Without hesitation, she shook her head. “I won’t choose any of them.”

Her parents, Atticus Caldwell and Catherine Caldwell, were stunned. “Why?”

“Because…” Her heart ached. In her past life, she had married all three of them.

Everyone in their circle knew that the Harrington Family, the Montgomery Family, the Whitmore Family, and the Caldwell Family were the four great aristocratic houses standing at the pinnacle of Crestwood.

And Evelyn–she was the only heiress among the four.

Naturally, the other three families all sought an alliance with the Caldwells through marriage.

In her past life, when first faced with this choice, she had selected Sebastian Harrington, believing with all her heart that she would live happily ever after.

But after their wedding, he spent 364 days a year away from home–not only making her the laughingstock of high society, but later dying in a multi–car pileup–while protecting Daphne Holloway.

Evelyn, widowed at a young age, endured three years of solitude before her family arranged for her to remarry, this time to Julian Montgomery.

Yet he, too, treated their marriage as a mere formality–as if she were invisible.

In the second year of their marriage, he lost his life in a deadly street race—again, for Daphne’s sake.

After that, people called Evelyn a “black widow.” It wasn’t until she turned thirty that she married again, this time to Nathaniel Whitmore.