


It said nothing about the way he touched her like she was his.
For five million pesos, Emma traded her freedom to save her brother from a drug lord. Her new husband, Bram Rivera, is a race car driver with ice-blue eyes and a girlfriend he refuses to mention-until the contract comes up. He wants to shorten the term. He wants her pregnant fast. And he never explains why.
Now Emma lives in a glass house with a mountain view and a butler who knows her schedule before she does. She spends her nights in Bram's bed, feeling his hands on her skin, hearing him whisper things that sound almost tender. She spends her days waiting for the other shoe to drop.
Because Bram isn't just distant. He's calculated. Every kiss, every caress-it all leads to one goal: an heir and a spare. Then he'll be free to leave her for the woman he really loves.
Or so the contract says.
But Emma is starting to wonder: What if the man who holds her at night is not the same man who signed that paper? What if she's not just a means to an end?
And what happens to a woman who gave up everything to save someone she loves-only to discover she might lose herself in the process?