Here's "My Big Gay Secret Wedding" by D.K. Sutton. Its the third book in her Wedding Disaster's series.
["That feeling when you wake up married to your best man…
When my almost-wedding to a popular media influencer implodes and goes viral, we head to Vegas to drown our sorrows and hide from the paparazzi. Everything is under control. Right?
But then I wake up naked, hungover, and married to my straight best friend.
A quick annulment is the perfect solution. Until it’s not.
I need to break free from my controlling father and stay in med school to gain access to my trust fund and the truth about my mother’s disappearance. The only way to do that is to prove my independence.
Mac and I agree to pretend our accidental marriage was intentional. Pretend Mac isn’t exactly straight. Pretend I'm madly in love with my best friend.
The hard part? All this pretending feels way too real.
Every kiss and touch from Mac feels more authentic than the last, making it difficult to hide how much I want our marriage to be forever.
Mac has been the only constant in my life. My best friend. My whole world.
But with our divorce only a signature away, I risk losing everything. Mac included.
Can what happened in Vegas be forever?"]
I soooooo forgot about the Zye thing, the estranged brothers thing, the almost-wedding thing, the emus (okay, I remembered Zye's (Miles's) emu). It was a looooot coming back. And all of the additional traumas and horrible parents. And even more fuel to the parent's hate-filled-fire. This book was a rollercoaster from the very beginning.
These two falling in love was beautiful and devastating. Rainn was already crushing on (and half-in-love-with) Mac before Vegas, let alone after. Mac would never let anything or anyone harm Rainn, but he himself can't possibly have feelings for his best friend because he's Straight (and got some internalized homophobia going on). They were both soooo protective and possessive with each other, but a simple (but hot af) kiss sent them both reeling. In such a rush to end their drunken marriage, but never taking the rings off the chain around their necks.
Of course they (eventually) figured out what everyone around them already knew: they were meant to be. They were it for each other. It took them a little too long (and far too many "sorry"s), but they eventually made it to a HEA.
Trigger Warnings: alcoholism (not on-page), PTSD, internalized homophobia, homophobia from a parent, transphobia from a parent, parental abandonment, and more.
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