The room with no mirrors

(On Going)

They took away every mirror so Heath Alvarado would never know how beautiful he was.

Hidden inside a locked room in his family's estate, Heath lives unseen-protected, controlled, and forgotten by the world. His beauty is considered dangerous. A curse that invites obsession, violence, and ruin. So his father cages him in silence, calling it love.

Daisy Montoya never meant to find him.

She's only visiting because of business-because her father is a partner, because she's expected to be polite, invisible, obedient. But behind a locked door, she meets a boy who has never been free... and has never been looked at without fear or desire.

Until her.

To Heath, Daisy becomes his only window to the outside world. His only reflection. His only reason to breathe.
To Daisy, Heath is lonely, gentle, and heartbreakingly human.

But affection turns into attachment.
Attachment turns into obsession.

As secrets unravel and the cage begins to crack, Daisy must face a terrifying question:

Is Heath in love with her...
or does he simply have no world without her in it?

Because when a boy is raised in a room with no mirrors,
the first person who truly sees him might become the only thing he can't let go.