He didn’t stop her wedding. He claimed what was already his. Elena thought she had escaped him. New life, new name, a clean break from a past she refused to remember. Until the doors opened. Adrian Voss doesn’t ask. He doesn’t explain. And he never lets go of what belongs to him. One document. One signature. One mistake she doesn’t remember making. Now she’s bound to a man she doesn’t trust, dragged into a world where power is currency and people disappear without warning. And the worst part? Adrian isn’t the danger she should be afraid of. He’s the one keeping her alive. Because what Elena signed wasn’t just a contract it was leverage. And the people who want it back are willing to kill for it. She can fight him. She can hate him. But she can’t leave. Not this time.

Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned. I fell in love with a boy . Elias Moreno was raised on three things: prayer, obedience, and the certainty that some loves are unforgivable. A scholarship student at St. Augustine's Preparatory Academy, he learned early to fold himself small to confess every wandering thought, to never want what he wasn't allowed to have. But beneath Julian's cold, controlled exterior is a boy suffocating under the weight of a name he never chose. And beneath Elias's quiet faith is a hunger that no amount of confession can wash away.What begins as enemies forced together becomes whispered conversations in empty libraries. Stolen glances across crowded chapels. A hand brushing a hand in the dark of a dorm room and a question neither boy dares ask aloudSome loves are written in scripture.Some are written in scars.From the marble halls of an elite preparatory academy to the gothic spires of Oxford, Elias and Julian must choose between the families that made them and the love that might destroy them both. But in a world where one boy's name is law and the other's soul belongs to Godcan love survive what was never meant to exist?