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In New York, attention is currency-and John F. Kennedy Jr. has more of it than he knows what to do with.
Cameras follow him. Headlines chase him. His life-every glance, every rumor, every relationship-belongs as much to the public as it does to him. And the truth is? He's used to it. The flashbulbs, the whispers, the expectations of a Kennedy legacy-it's all background noise now. Controlled. Managed. Predictable.
Until her.
Angelie Mleux lives a life built on the exact opposite principle: invisibility. No interviews, no social circles that matter, no digital footprint worth tracing. In a city that demands to be seen, she has perfected the art of disappearing. Not because she has nothing to show-
-but because she refuses to be owned by anyone watching.
Their worlds were never supposed to overlap.
But when a chance encounter ties Saint to John-whether through work, circumstance, or something far more personal-privacy becomes a liability. Because for the first time, John meets someone who doesn't care about his name, his family, or the mythology built around him. And for the first time, Saint finds herself dangerously close to becoming visible.
To him.
He doesn't understand why she runs from the spotlight.
She doesn't understand how he survives inside it.
What starts as friction-his openness clashing with her boundaries-turns into something far more complicated. Late nights in places no cameras can reach. Quiet moments that feel stolen from a world that would tear them apart if it knew. A connection built not on who they are in public-but who they're allowed to be in private.
But New York doesn't keep secrets. And neither does his last name.
Because loving a Kennedy means being seen-whether you want to be or not.
And Angelie has spent her whole life making sure that never happens.
Now she has to decide:
Disappear before she's consumed by his world-
-or stay, and risk becoming a story she never wanted to be part of.