
Stuck with the Billionaire
Emily needs a job, but she never imagined that one crazy bet would land her inside the mansion of a billionaire.
When her two best friends challenge her to spend the entire summer working for the cold and intimidating Alexander, Emily accepts. The rules seem simple: survive the summer without falling in love with him. If she loses, she owes her friends two Lamborghinis.
Easy, right?
Not quite.
Alexander is a wealthy, private businessman and a devoted father to five-year-old Lily, a quiet little girl who rarely speaks and struggles to trust people after a painful experience with her mother, Victoria.
At first, Lily wants nothing to do with Emily. But slowly, something changes. Lily begins trusting her. She follows Emily around the mansion, talks to her, and eventually begs her not to leave.
Alexander notices the difference.
The billionaire who once warned Emily to stay away from his daughter begins seeing her differently. Their constant arguments turn into unexpected moments of laughter. Their distance becomes attraction. And before Emily realizes what is happening, the man she promised never to fall for is becoming the one person she can't stop thinking about.
But Alexander's past refuses to stay buried.
His ex-wife, Victoria, returns to the mansion, bringing jealousy, secrets, and painful memories with her. She knows things about Alexander that Emily doesn't—and she isn't afraid to use those secrets against them.
As Emily digs deeper, she discovers that Lily's silence, Alexander's broken marriage, and the secrets hidden inside the mansion are all connected.
Then one devastating lie destroys Emily's trust in Alexander.
Heartbroken, Emily leaves the mansion and returns to her father's home, determined to move on.
But some stories don't end when you walk away.
Alexander must finally face the truth, admit his mistakes, and prove that his feelings for Emily are real.
What began as a summer bet becomes something neither of them expected.
Because Emily came to the mansion to serve a billionaire.
She never expected to become the woman who stole his heart.

