One wrong chat. One very wrong picture. And the worst possible person to receive it: her boss, Frank Castle. She tells herself it's fine. It was an accident. He'll forget about it. He doesn't. And when he calls her into his office to "talk about what happened," she realizes forgetting it was never really an option.

Megan Voss finally has everything she dreamed of-a promising career, the perfect boyfriend, and a future she's worked her entire life to earn. Then her CEO begins mentoring her. Christian Price is brilliant, respected, and completely off-limits. As long hours become quiet conversations and admiration slowly turns into something far more dangerous, Megan finds herself questioning whether being truly understood is worth destroying everything she loves. Especially when the man she's falling for... is her boyfriend's father.

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At twenty-seven, Delaney has everything she was told she should want-a beautiful home, a comfortable life, and a man she's spent four years planning a future with. Matthew is dependable, successful, and loved by her family. He would make a good husband. So why can't she say "I Do." With nowhere else to go and no idea what comes next, Harley disappears to a tiny town in Maine she remembers from a vacation, looking for the person she was before Matthew, marriage, and everyone else's expectations became her entire life. She wasn't looking for a new man. Especially not the smart-mouthed Marine veteran who owns the local bar, cuts her off after one too many drinks, and seems entirely too entertained by the mysterious woman taking over his TouchTunes with breakup songs. Frank Castle has no idea why Harley came to Maine. Delaney has no intention of telling him. But somewhere between late nights at the bar, an unlikely friendship, and the first time in years Harley begins to recognize herself again, she starts to wonder if running away from the life she almost had might be the first decision she's ever made entirely for herself. And maybe the love she thought only existed in her imagination isn't so impossible after all.

Working the night shift means Y/N is used to strange things happening after dark-but the mysterious man living across the hall might be the strangest yet.