LOGINAva crossed her arms. “You’re scared I’ll ruin you,” Liam smirked. “No, I’m scared you’ll keep me hooked.” Ava Davis works hard to survive in a cutthroat corporate world. Her arrogant billionaire boss, Liam Carter, makes life impossible with his demands. But when Ava stumbles upon a secret that could destroy him, she uses it to fight back. Liam won’t go down without a fight. He makes Ava an offer: help him clean up his image, and he’ll make sure her career doesn’t crash. Now they’re stuck together, working side by side. Every moment is a battlefield, every glance charged. Liam hides a dark past, and Ava is determined to uncover it. But the closer they get, the harder it is to ignore the growing tension between them. When a scandal shatters everything, Ava and Liam must choose: keep fighting or let the walls between them crumble. In a world of power, secrets, and second chances, can two enemies find redemption and love? Enemies at work. Bound by secrets. Can love be the endgame?
View MoreLiam & Ava alternating The world came back to Liam in fragments: sound first, then light, then pain. The steady beep of machines tethered him to reality. The faint antiseptic sting of the hospital clung to his throat. He tried to move, but his body resisted, every muscle caught between memory and paralysis. He remembered fire. He remembered Ava’s voice desperate, shaking. And then nothing. When his eyes finally opened, he wasn’t sure if the ceiling above him was real or just another fever dream. White. Endless. Blinding. Then he heard her. Faint. Distant. Crying. Not from pain, but from the kind of heartbreak that only comes when the world won’t stop asking for more. Ava. He ripped off the wires before his mind could catch up. The pain was sharp, but he welcomed it. Pain meant he was still alive. It meant he could still fight. The door burst open as nurses tried to stop him, but Liam was already on his feet, half-dressed, bleeding, swaying. “Where is she?” he rasped, his voic
Ava pov The world was breaking open again. The ground trembled beneath her feet as Ava stumbled through the forest clearing, clutching the baby against her chest. Every explosion in the distance echoed like a reminder that Victoria’s shadow had not died with the woman’s last breath. The detonations were spreading outward, measured, deliberate, and almost rhythmic. A chain reaction. A warning that the war was not over, merely changing shape. She didn’t have time to rest. The smell of burning chemicals lingered in the air, mixing with the cold scent of rain that had begun to fall in hesitant drops. The child stirred again, tiny fingers curling against her skin. His breath was warm, alive, grounding her in a world that was otherwise unraveling. She reached a ridge and looked down. Through the fading mist, she could see what was left of the compound, a scar on the earth, still glowing faintly from the fires. Somewhere in the wreckage, Liam’s body was being carried away by rescuers sh
Victoria POV Pain was the first thing she felt. It came like a tide, searing through what was left of her flesh, whispering reminders that she was still alive. Barely. The left side of her face was burned beyond recognition, her ribs cracked, her skin peeled in places where fire had kissed her too long. But she was breathing. That meant victory, in its own cursed way. She blinked through the smoke. The world was silent now, an endless graveyard of what used to be her empire. The lab was gone. The soldiers, gone. The sky, a dull gray canvas still bleeding light from the fires that had not yet died. And there she was. Ava. Standing in the middle of it all, holding the child. Victoria’s breath caught. Even from this distance, she could see it tiny, fragile, wrapped in dark cloth, its skin faintly glowing like its mother’s. The serum hadn’t just saved Ava; it had evolved. Perfected itself inside her. A living cure. A bitter laugh scraped from Victoria’s throat, so faint it sounded m
Ava pov The fire wouldn’t stop. It ate everything: the air, the noise, the memory of his voice. Ava tried to breathe, but all she could taste was smoke and salt from her own tears. Liam’s body lay heavy in her arms, his skin already cooling. The light that had always burned behind his eyes was gone. For a long moment, she couldn’t move. The rest of the world blurred the rumble of collapsing steel, the hiss of dying flames. It was just him and her, bound by the silence between heartbeats. Then something warm pulsed beneath her hand. She looked down and saw faint golden light spreading under her skin, the cure, alive, moving, transforming. Liam’s words echoed inside her: Now you’re the cure. Ava closed her eyes, swallowed her sob, and let the serum flow. The warmth spread through her veins, and with it came something else. It was like her body had become a vessel of light and grief. Her heartbeat grew louder, faster. The ground beneath her trembled. When she finally stood, the worl






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