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Ditching Her Fiance for a New Groom: A Forced Proximity Billionaire Romance By Ethan H

"I don't do reasonable, Sophia. And I certainly don't share what is mine."

I spent years playing the perfect, composed heiress and practical fiancée. My reward? Standing completely alone in a hundred-thousand-dollar custom wedding dress while the man I loved ran off to comfort his childhood sweetheart.

I didn't cry. I walked away from the altar, burned the bridge, and swore off messy emotional attachments forever.

Then Carson Crane corners me with an offer I can't refuse.

He’s a ruth...
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"I don't do reasonable, Sophia. And I certainly don't share what is mine."

I spent years playing the perfect, composed heiress and practical fiancée. My reward? Standing completely alone in a hundred-thousand-dollar custom wedding dress while the man I loved ran off to comfort his childhood sweetheart.

I didn't cry. I walked away from the altar, burned the bridge, and swore off messy emotional attachments forever.

Then Carson Crane corners me with an offer I can't refuse.

He’s a ruthless billionaire, my fiercest business rival, and a man who treats corporate takeovers like blood sport. When my ex's public betrayal threatens to tank my family's company, Carson proposes a scandalous but mathematically flawless solution: a marriage of convenience.

Suddenly, I’m sharing a luxury penthouse with a man who destroys his enemies before breakfast. We're trading sharp banter over morning coffee, but I can't ignore the heated, deeply possessive stares he gives me when he thinks I'm not looking. It's melting my legendary composure.

He was only supposed to be a fake husband. A temporary shield. But when my ex realizes his massive mistake and tries to crawl back into my life, Carson’s protective streak turns terrifyingly real. We signed a strict contract with one golden rule: no falling in love. But as the boundaries blur in the dark of his bedroom, I realize the ruthless billionaire never wanted a business deal. He wanted me.
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