Quietly His

Aurora has spent her life trying to be small.

Small enough not to be noticed.
Small enough not to be a problem.
Small enough to survive.

Lost, timid, and quietly unraveling, she collides-literally-with a man who doesn't look away.

Rhysland is calm, observant, and impossible to shake. He sees what others miss: the way Aurora flinches before she speaks, the way she apologizes for taking up space, the way she's aching for someone to take control of the weight she's been carrying alone.

What begins as an accidental meeting in the rain becomes something far more dangerous-an unspoken pull toward trust, surrender, and a kind of intimacy neither of them can pretend away.

As boundaries blur and quiet rules begin to form, Aurora must face the terrifying truth:
sometimes wanting to kneel isn't weakness-
it's the bravest way to be held.