Elnathan and Creda from opposing houses, awaken a long forgotten bond between shadow magic and fire.As they uncover the school's buried history and confront growing magical threats, they must navigate through house rivalries, forbidden magic, prophecy and the rebirth of an ancient unity once believed too dangerous to exist.

Jamie never chose this life. It was chosen for her—sold in a cruel transaction sealed by the very blood that should have protected her. One desperate signature. One lie after another. That was all it took for her stepmother to barter Jamie’s future to a man she had never met—a grieving billionaire who lost his wife in an accident and swore never to love again. He didn’t want a marriage. He only wanted an heir, a child to fill the silence left behind. They called it an opportunity. They called it survival. They never called it what it truly was: betrayal. The contract was cold and clinical—carry the child, give birth, and walk away. No attachment. No claim. No future. Just money to erase the debts of a family that never saw Jamie as anything more than a burden. She was only eighteen when it happened—too young to understand how deeply betrayal could cut, too desperate to resist a system designed to silence girls like her. When she gave birth, she never saw her baby’s face. The child was taken immediately. She only saw the billionaire’s back as he walked away with the baby in his arms. Then she was discarded. Kicked out of her father’s house. Replaced by her sister, who married the man Jamie was once promised to. Years later, Jamie is still piecing herself together—fragile, exhausted, but surviving. Life has given her nothing but scars, until a nanny job appears: genscars untilive-in accommodation, and an anonymous employer. She accepts it with trembling hope, believing it might be her chance at a new beginning. But she doesn’t know the truth. The child she has been hired to care for… is the same child ripped from her arms years ago. And the billionaire she now works for unknowingly shares a strange connection with her—one he cannot explain. A familiarity he feels but cannot place. A voice that unsettles him. A presence that feels like a memory he has lost. Because some bonds do not disappear with time. And some truths refuse to stay buried.