The Billionaire's Sunshine

Lillium Roosevelt didn't expect his escape plan to end in the arms of a man like Adam Lewiston-wealthy, unreadable, and haunted by power. With a heart scarred by grief and a past he's trying to outrun, Lu steps into a world of privilege he doesn't belong to, and a man he can't quite define.

But Adam doesn't just offer shelter-he offers ownership, protection, and something far more dangerous: attention. What begins as a deal turns into something messier-laced with quiet dinners, silent stares, and emotions neither are brave enough to name. Beneath the opulence, past the sharp suits and guarded eyes, is a man who's not used to being seen-and a boy who might be brave enough to look.

In the gardens of old money and behind the glass walls of his empire, something fragile blooms. But as secrets stir and old enemies resurface, Lu must decide if he's found his sanctuary-or stepped into a gilded trap.

A story of grief, longing, and the slow unraveling of walls built too high-this is not a love story.
But it might become one.