By night, she dances under neon lights. By day, she's a mother doing whatever it takes to protect her daughter. Adam hasn't lived since the day his wife died. A CEO drowning in work and silence, he keeps his heart locked behind money and control-until one unexpected connection pulls him out of the dark. Their worlds were never meant to collide. But when desire ignores rules and hearts don't clock out, lines blur, secrets surface, and both must decide what they're willing to risk. Because some things don't end when the shift does. Especially love.

She dreams of owning her own bakery one day. Baking is her passion and what she considers her dream job. She was content in life, just taking things one day at a time learning new techniques and recipes every day. She didn't think life could get any better, that is, until she met him. His life was already a successful one. He was a very private man who's only goal in life was to continue making more money, building his legacy up, despite coming from old money. He was content in life and wanted for nothing, that is, until he met her. ------- "Have a nice day." I told him with a smile as I gave him the box. "Have dinner with me." He told me." Here we go... "Have a nice day." I repeated with a smile. My customer service is excellent if I do say so myself. He gave a light laugh. "I'll see you around glykiá mou." He told me and just like that he was out the door. Highest rating: #9 in Interracial ~ May 2022 #1 in Baking~ August 2022 #3 in Interracial ~ August 2022 #1 in Rich ~ October 2022 Created: Sept 2021 Published: 5/18/22 Completed: 8/26/22

Divorce was never in the picture, Bree thought she'd get the black love experience like her parents did before her, unfortunately her situation was very different. She found herself, separated at age 32 and divorced at age 35, with 2 children she is navigating life as a black African woman living in a conservative country. Can there be love for those who failed at their happily ever after? Bree want to believe it but is also afraid of failing again, only life will tell!