The Prenup Clause

Fourteen months ago, Nadia Okonjo walked out on her billionaire husband and never looked back. She forgot about the clause. Buried in the prenup her lawyers skimmed is a single line: before either party may file, they must live together for one full season. No loopholes. No extensions. Now Nadia is unpacking in the Montecito house with a husband she can't stand, a dog who loves them both, and ninety days to prove the clause pointless. But West is not the man she left. He's quieter. He's listening. And somewhere between the shared kitchen and the funeral neither of them planned for, Nadia starts to suspect the marriage didn't end the way she remembers. One autumn. One clause. One last chance to find out.