He made me his ol' lady. I thought it was because he'd finally seen me as more than my brother's little sister. Until I heard him talking with his ex, I didn't realize he was with me out of guilt, that he'd promised to protect me. So I ran and didn't look back...until I had to go back to find him waiting for me.

Everyone thought I was the sweet one. The quiet one. The safe choice. He wanted me because I was 'wife material.' And while he was out living a double life, my best friend, she was helping him hide it. One anonymous message shattered everything I thought I knew. But now that I know all their dirty little secrets... Maybe it's time I revealed one of my own. Because what no one knows is... I'm Ivan Petrov's daughter. And now I have a decision to make. Stay and be the vanilla wife he needed... Or walk away and become the bad girl he never deserved, but always wanted.

Two years after her world shattered, Alyssa Martins has finally found peace in the city that never sleeps. New York is her clean slate , a place where no one calls her the wife of Isaiah Martins, and where her daughter, Ray, is free to grow up away from flashing cameras and cruel headlines. Broadway became Alyssa's quiet redemption. Her nights are filled with rehearsals, small performances, and lullabies for the little girl who reminds her too much of the man she is trying to forget. But then, there's Jordan Campbell the celebrated Hollywood producer and now a Broadway visionary. He's charming, grounded, and everything Alyssa swore she would never let herself want again. He's been her anchor, her friend, and lately... something more. Yet Jordan carries secrets of his own one that could destroy the fragile life Alyssa has built. And when the past she buried in Los Angeles comes knocking again, everything she thought she escaped threatens to crumble. In a city built on dreams and second chances, Alyssa will have to decide what's worth forgiving... and what's worth letting go. Because some symphonies aren't meant to be finished - and some lies never stop echoing.