The Marriage of Convenience trope features characters who enter into a marriage for practical, strategic. Often, the arrangement is seen as a mutually beneficial agreement to achieve a specific goal, such as securing an inheritance, fulfilling a condition of a will, attaining social status, or even for safety or protection. A marriage of convince that's all it was, wasn't it? Kenzie had no idea after Anthony's father died he needed to marry soon as the newest Viscount of the Bridgerton house the two had been friends for years and she had come back from studies in France her father wanted her to marry a man in almost his 40s and she wanted nothing to do with it so her and Anthony got married. The two said they'd have a couple of kids and pretend to be in love for the sake of show. But happens when they start falling for each other they'd been friends since kids so they knew the ins and outs of each other pretty good. She started to question if she had feelings for him when she started to feel jealousy anytime he was a gentleman to another woman little did she know Anthony felt the same way when men were gentlemen to her. They oretebdes they weren't in love with each other when, in fact, they are, it was just a business transaction but it wasn't. They had just had a baby together and she was out in the garden with their baby laying in the grass enjoying the sun and letting their child explore a little Anthony stood watching from his study he was talking with his brother Benedict. "It's OK to admit you love her and that you have for years and that it wasn't a marriage of convince brother." Benedict said watching as Anthony looked at her and their child lovingly. "Yes but she thinks it is." He said sadly Benedict rolled his eyes. "Go be with her and your child." Benedict said Anthony didn't have to be told twice so he went down and walked outside seeing them in the grass his heart pounding the sight of her never failing to take his breath away he walked over sitting next to her. Anthony: What are you two doing?