Attached to a Threat

When Kane Rivers is released from prison under strict parole conditions, he's supposed to start over-stay clean, stay quiet, and stay under control. Assigned mandatory therapy as part of his rehabilitation, he's placed under the care of Dr. Amara Cole, a composed and highly respected therapist known for handling high-risk cases.

From the moment they meet, something shifts.

Kane is quiet, unreadable, and impossible to fully reach-but he watches her like she's the only thing in the room that makes sense. Amara, trained to maintain boundaries and professionalism, begins to notice cracks forming in her control the more sessions they share. What starts as routine evaluations slowly turns into something heavier... something neither of them is supposed to feel.

As sessions continue, the line between therapist and patient begins to blur. Kane doesn't force anything-but his presence lingers, his silence speaks, and his need to be near her grows impossible to ignore. Amara fights it, knowing exactly what it could cost her career, her reputation, and her sense of self. But feelings don't always listen to rules.

In a world built on consequences, surveillance, and control, one connection becomes dangerously difficult to define.

Because sometimes the most dangerous thing isn't the past that follows you home...

It's the person you're not supposed to want