Blue blooded lover (G&C)

At an elite medical school where brilliance is currency and exhaustion is worn like a badge of honor, Grecia Isabelle Jones has perfected the art of detachment. Precision. Discipline. Distance. She moves through long nights and sterile halls with a single goal: to endure, to excel, and, when necessary, to disappear.

Because Grecia has always run. From places, from people, from anything that threatens to root itself too deeply. It was never fear-it was design.

Until him.

Caín Devereaux belongs to a world older than ambition-one of lineage, expectation, and quiet, inherited power. Blue-blooded and untouchable, he carries himself with a stillness that unsettles more than it impresses. He doesn't pursue. He doesn't insist. He simply remains.

They are opposites in every visible way-her sharp edges against his composure, her instinct to vanish against his refusal to move. And yet, beneath the surface, they mirror each other in ways neither of them can ignore: control mistaken for strength, restraint mistaken for indifference, and the constant pressure of becoming something they never fully chose.

Grecia has always tried to run from everything since the beginning of time-or at least, that was the goal. One that begins to fracture the moment they come into her life. Especially him.

Because in a place built on discipline and dissection, where everything is meant to be understood, some things refuse to be explained.

And some people are impossible to leave.