**She came home to bury her father. She did not expect to marry the woman he once loved.**
Chayapha Viriyathanakul has spent years believing Piangarun Sasiphakdi helped break her family. At her father's funeral, the truth is more awkward: Piangarun receives nothing from his will, owns her place in the business, and knows how much unfinished work he left behind.
A hotel recovery gives them ninety days to build a plan and one hundred and eighty to carry it out. A public alliance seems useful. Marriage looks permanent. Both women know it is unnecessary—and both have reasons to want it anyway.
Then living with her wife becomes easier than Chayapha expected.
A touch lingers. An ordinary evening starts to feel like home. The woman she keeps measuring against her father asks to be known on her own terms.
When the rescue exposes the price attached to his generosity, the women choose a promise that will cost Chayapha her inheritance.
Under pressure, she puts the condition back.
Keeping the hotel alive will take a smaller plan. Keeping Piangarun will require a choice she cannot make for anyone else.
**A contemporary sapphic romance about an unexpected marriage, complicated family history, learning to trust, and choosing love without control.**
*Slow burn • Age gap • Marriage of convenience • Emotional romance • Happy Ever After*
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