“Kamilah. Please. Just look at me.” “I’m afraid you’re mistaken, Mr. Stanford. My name is Kamilah Vance.” For five years, she begged to be seen. On their fifth anniversary, four weeks pregnant and clutching a pair of baby socks meant for his plate, Kamilah Stanford watched her husband smile at another woman the way he had never once smiled at her. She asked him for a divorce. Seconds later, the sea swallowed her, and Theodore Stanford was left holding nothing but the edge of her dress. Six years later, she walks into a ballroom in Crestmont City as Kamilah Vance, the new head of operations of one of the most powerful families in the country. She has a new name, a boardroom of her own, and a five-year-old son with gray eyes Theodore knows far too well. Now the man who never looked at her cannot look away. But Kamilah is done begging. While Liora, the woman who wanted her place, schemes to destroy her, and a secret from her childhood begins to surface, Theodore must learn the hardest lesson of his life: that loving her means letting her choose. He lost her once. This time, she’s the one who decides.