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Every great romance needs a compelling inciting incident, and The Invitation delivers one of the most entertaining setups in recent romance history. The story follows Stella Bardot, a talented perfume maker who is currently down on her luck. After discovering that her ex-fiancé used her hard work to launch his own successful business, Stella is left struggling to rebuild her life. Similarly, Hudson is more than a wealthy executive;