Say My Name

I've spent fifteen years pretending I don't want my older brother's best friend and the last four working for him as my boss.

Now he's offering to get me pregnant.
 

ELENA

Dominic Rowe is off-limits in every possible way. 

He's a ruthless billionaire CEO, control-obsessed, and the one man who sees everything I try to hide.

Including the file on my desk.
 

The one outlining my plan to have a baby. Alone.

No relationship. No risk. No man with the power to break me again.

Until Dominic offers to be the father.
 

It was supposed to be simple.

Two days a month. No emotions. No complications.

But the more time I spend with him, the harder it is to remember why I wanted this to be temporary in the first place.

Because I'm starting to want more than I ever planned for.
 

DOMINIC

I've spent the last four years pretending I don't notice the way Elena Vale looks at me or the way my control slips every time she says my name.
 

She was always off-limits.
My best friend's little sister.
The one line I didn't cross.

Until I find the file on her desk.
 

That's where she makes her first mistake.

Because if Elena thinks I'm going to let her do this with a stranger, she doesn't know me at all.
 

So I offer her something even better. Me.

We put it all in writing: rules, boundaries, a contract to keep things simple.

Because the second I taste her, I realize that I'm the one who has made the mistake.

Every rule she sets, I break.
Every boundary she draws, I push.

I want her. All of her.

But Elena doesn't trust men like me, and when the past she's been running from comes back into our lives, she bolts.
 

She thinks she can disappear. She can't.

Because walking away was never part of the deal.