“C'mon, Catherine, don’t give off that smug expression,” she continues. “What do you expect when you can’t do your duties and give the Lewis family an heir? Look at other noble families—they already have an heir or two. Even the Knowles family has four boys; that’s one heir and three bonuses. But here you can’t even give my son one.” Catherine Hills has always been the perfect wife—loving, adorable, and willing to sacrifice anything for her family, especially the man she loved. She gave up her career as an attorney to help her husband become the congressman he has always dreamed of. She sacrificed her career for him to blossom. But none of it mattered when her mother-in-law told her that another woman was carrying her husband's child. And worse of all, her daughter wanted that same woman to be her new mummy because she was about to give her a sibling. Her husband doesn't want her, her kid hates her— in one night, she has lost everything! Lost her family. But the most humiliating part is that they want her to stay back—not as a wife, but as a nanny for the children, just so she doesn't taint their public image. Broken and humiliated, Catherine walks away. She stumbles into a club, where a biker makes her feel like a woman once again. After that encounter, Catherine is willing to rebuild her life from scratch. She wants to go back to being an attorney and revoke her certificate. Just when she thinks she's free, she walks into the office for help, and there he is, seated. She discovers he isn't just a biker. Biker by night, CEO by day! But what does he want with her, having known everything about her life? Can Catherine survive being the biker's old lady while he is ready to tear down the Lewis family? Or does she still have some motherly love for the daughter who abandoned her?