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He married her for the crown.
He did not expect to need her.
Tipporah Nasdev is given to a king known for his silence, his fire, and the wounds he keeps buried beneath his authority. Adohan is cold, guarded, and ruled by a past that has taught him never to need - or trust - another soul.
Bound by an arranged marriage, they are forced into an unexpected closeness neither asked for. He touches with possession. She responds with a quiet courage that refuses to yield. What begins as irritation and restraint slowly becomes something far more dangerous: obsession, vulnerability, and a longing neither of them knows how to name.
Behind locked doors, Adohan's control begins to fracture. Tipporah finds freedom not in escape, but in choosing to stay. And as his walls crumble, she realizes loving him may mean uncovering secrets powerful enough to break them both.
Because he did not take a wife for duty.
He took her to be loved.