Eight Weeks Between Brothers

Maren Doyle, a sound‑restoration transfer student, is forced into a risky deal after her father incurs a $1.6‑million gambling debt. Wealthy matriarch Vera Rusk makes her an offer: move into the Rusk mansion, attend college with her two sons Beckett and Silas, and marry one of them within eight weeks to clear the debt. On campus Maren faces social bullying and schemes from jealous peers. She develops complicated feelings for both brothers. After surviving drugging, false framing and malicious pranks, Maren struggles to sort out her heart amid family pressure and emotional confusion. Eventually Beckett and Silas use their own personal funds to fully pay off her father’s debt, freeing Maren from the coercive marriage contract. One year later, Maren builds her own career in audio restoration and chooses to be with Silas, starting a genuine relationship without transactional conditions.