David has never believed in love none marriage all his life he told himself never to get married till he died his parents has try all they could in convincing him to get a wife for himself, but he has refused to do so until he met really Lily who works at a coffee shop close to his office then he decided to strike a deal with her to give him a child that after bearing him a child he will pay up off.

Ayla Navarro has built her life around stability. As a structured, meticulous architect in the city, she lives by routines, deadlines, and carefully crafted plans. After a painful breakup two years ago, she promised herself never to fall for someone unpredictable again.But fate has other ideas.One night, overwhelmed by work stress and loneliness, Ayla drives out of town to watch a meteor shower—her quiet ritual for clarity. There she crosses paths with Orion Hale, a wandering astrophotographer whose life is the complete opposite of hers. He travels from place to place, chasing rare cosmic events, living out of a backpack, and carrying stories from every corner of the world.Their meeting is short, unexpected… and unforgettable.Ayla tries to dismiss it. Orion doesn’t.When they run into each other again—this time at an art gallery displaying Orion’s work—the pull between them becomes impossible to ignore. What begins as innocent outings to talk about stars soon becomes late-night conversations, shared secrets, and a connection neither planned for.But their growing love comes with complications:Ayla fears losing herself to someone who may never stay.Orion fears settling down will dim the life he’s built around the sky.As Orion receives an offer for a once-in-a-lifetime photography expedition across the globe, both must confront what they truly want:Ayla must decide if she can open her heart to a life that isn’t predictable. Orion must choose between the freedom he’s always known and the home he never expected to find—Ayla.Their love becomes a constellation built from choices, chances, and sacrifices.And sometimes… the brightest stars are the ones that collide.---