She married him to save her sister.He married her to prove he was worthy of love.Rose never expected to fall for her contract husband or to even carry his child. But when James demands she erase the only thing that feels real in their marriage, Rose must decide whether love is worth fighting for in a house built on obligations and unspoken longing. Two broken people must learn that real love isn’t borrowed but it’s chosen.

She was a transaction. The baby was never part of the deal.Rose married a billionaire to save her sister's life. No love. No promises. Just a contract with an expiry date.James made the rules clear from day one — one year, no strings, no complications. He had Sophie waiting in the wings and a life Rose was never meant to fit into.Then she got pregnant.Now the contract is crumbling, his daughter is asking questions he can't answer, and the woman he never chose is carrying the child he refuses to want.But what happens when walking away stops feeling as easy as it should?