Novels by Kira Rosé

Anna’s POVThey say boys are players.Not men.!But the man who usually sat a few feet away from me…he was no man.I remembered the last time we were close.Probably two weeks ago.We kissed.I hadn’t been kissed since Asher—my ex—broke up with me five years ago.Heck, that was the last time I’d actually had sex.Five years ago.That was why my hormones shot up the moment I saw them making raw love right in front of me.After that night with him, he stopped talking to me.Completely.I didn’t understand why—or what I had done wrong.Heck, even Irene was mad at me because of curfew. We had a heated argument.Two weeks ago.He dropped me off at my apartment building. I was surprised he even knew where I lived.“How did you know?” I asked.“I… was the one who brought you home that night you were drunk. You really surprised me.”My heart skipped a beat.But Irene said she brought me home.“Thanks, but I’m certain my roommate brought me home,” I argued.“Let’s say she went home,” he repli

Anna's POV I scribbled down every word he said—well, at least the ones I could catch.He was too fast, and I struggled to keep up, my pen racing across the page.Soon, he left me with a pile of folders—notes to整理, documents to print, and misplaced paperwork to arrange.I got to work immediately, doing everything he asked. Still, I couldn’t shake the feeling of being watched.From the other side of the spacious office—designed for the twins—I felt his gaze.I looked up and met it.Grey-blue eyes. Unwavering.He was on a phone call, a smirk tugging at his lips as he spoke.I couldn’t hear a word—he was too far away.But I was certain it was a girl.I looked away and forced myself to focus.No distractions.Eden’s POVI couldn’t help it.My eyes kept drifting to the woman seated several feet away from me, inside the glass-partitioned space.How the hell had I fired her that day?Yes, she was daring.And no—I hadn’t been able to help myself.I was on a nasty call with Jennie—my mother’s

Author’s POVThe confrontation didn’t last long.Anna answered every question carefully, choosing her words like fragile glass. She avoided mentioning Rita’s name, not because she was protecting her—but because something deep inside warned her not to.Eden noticed.He always noticed.What surprised him most wasn’t her lateness or her nervousness.It was the fact that she didn’t remember him.Not the club.Not his voice.Not that he was the one who carried her home.She barely looked at him.Her gaze stayed on Ethan—safe, warm, familiar.But every time her eyes accidentally met Eden’s, fear flickered across her face. Instinctive. Raw.And each glance did something to him.Something unfamiliar.Something he didn’t like.Anna handed her CV and documents to Ethan with trembling fingers.Ethan took them, scanning carefully.Birthplace.Parents.Schools.Then his brows furrowed.“You attended Eva Hills High?” he asked, disbelief lacing his voice.Anna nodded slowly. “Yes, sir.”Ethan looked

My eyes flew open .The room was too bright . My head felt like it had been split in two and stitched back together with fire.I groaned and rolled over, reaching for my phone .10:00 a.mMy heart dropped ."No... no no no".I shot up so fast, the room spun. My stomach churned violently as panic flooded my chest.Work I was supposed to be at vilonia corp by 7 a.m .My first day.My hands shook as I scrambled out of bed, memories of the night before ,flooding in.Broken flashes, loud music , a deep voice and his eyes , the only thing I remember clearly.Who is he ?Why can't I remember?The door burst open." Anna ?". Rita rushed in , panick written all over her face. She probably just got up too." Oh my God thank goodness you're awake , I tried to wake you up but you where out cold.I stared at her realizing, " why didn't my alarm go off"She blinked once. Too slowly." Oh I didn't even hear it Anna. I was hungover myself." She said. Her tone almost too defensive.My chest tightene

Anna’s Pov I found my way back to Rita’s place. She’d been my roommate since I moved back to the city. We were more like good friends—her dad was best friends with mine, after all.I collapsed onto the couch and released a long, exhausted sigh, replaying every second of the day in my head. Every moment. Every word.Rita walked in just then, an iced coffee in her hand.“Hey you… how did it go?” she asked, sounding excited.Her smile faded the moment she really looked at me.“Oh my God… you didn’t get it?”She dropped her coffee on the side table and sat beside me, pulling me into a warm hug.“Oh dear, it’s alright. I mean, I didn’t even get the job when I applied two months before your arrival, so why would they even want to employ you? You came from the farm and—gosh…” Her voice cracked as she sobbed.“Hey,” I said, breaking the hug, a wide grin spreading across my face as my hands rested on her shoulders. “I got the job, sweetie.”I did a small shoulder dance. Rita froze, starin

Chapter One: IdenticalVilonia Corp stood tall and unforgiving, glass walls reflecting a world Anna Hale had never belonged to.She was barely inside the building when raised voices pulled her attention.A man stood in front of a trembling female employee, his voice sharp, cutting, merciless.“Do you think mistakes are tolerated here?” he snapped. “Clean it. Now.”Coffee stained the desk. The girl’s hands shook.Anna didn’t think. She never did when she saw cruelty.“Is this how you treat your colleagues?” she said, stepping forward.“Yelling and humiliating someone over an accident?”The room froze.The man turned slowly. His black hair was perfectly styled, his eyes dark and dangerous.Eden Vilonia.“Do you know who you’re talking to?” he asked coldly.Anna ignored the question. She took the crying girl by the arm and led her outside.“It’s okay,” she whispered. “You didn’t deserve that.”When she returned, a woman grabbed her wrist in panic.“Are you insane?” she whispered. “That’s