Even If It Ends

Even If It Ends

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Aug 26, 2025
Maisie Carter was born into a life of everything-money, comfort, the kind of family everyone envied. Until it all fell apart. Now she hides the bruises behind soft smiles and carries the weight of a world that's never been kind to her. Kalel Morozov has built walls taller than the boxing ring ropes he hides behind. Cold, untouchable, he's learned that this is where he belongs. In control. She's a quiet kind of sunshine. He's the storm everyone avoids. They were never supposed to find each other. But sometimes, the people who shouldn't be in your life end up becoming the only ones you can't live without. And when time runs out, they'll have to prove that some loves are worth holding on to-even if it ends.
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Elena "Lena" Morales isn't looking for love-she's too busy keeping her head above water. Between working late shifts at a rundown diner and helping raise her little brother, the boxing gym is the only place where she feels like she matters. Where she's not just surviving-she's fighting. Then Carter West shows up. Quiet, cocky, and impossible to ignore. He's not the type to share, and he doesn't play nice. When they're forced to train together, it sparks tension and bruised egos from day one. Lena hates his attitude. Carter can't stand her stubbornness. But something starts to shift between all the punches and silence-something neither of them expected. They don't talk about what's going on at home. They don't admit what they're feeling. But in the gym-sweating, sparring, pushing each other to the limit-they begin to see each other. And suddenly, it's not just about boxing anymore. It's about trust. About timing. About not pulling your punches, even when your heart's on the line.

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