The Contract He Signed

Gin Bhavsar has sixteen days to save her father's name. The only man with the records to do it is Ashwin Rao — billionaire, shipping heir, and the groom she left at the altar eleven years ago. His price is simple. A ninety-day engagement contract. Public. Photographed. Professional. There is a clause on page nine that changes everything. Gin finds it after Cork, after the storm, after the night they both stopped pretending the whole thing was paperwork. Now she's calling him a thief in front of his own board and walking out with nothing. And Ashwin is about to find out how expensive it is to be the man who broke her twice.