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Flora Whitmore was the deadliest assassin alive. She died on a mountain bridge on her way to meet the family she had just found, killed by the adopted daughter who wasn't ready to be replaced.
She wakes in the body of Eliza Sinclair, a girl nobody in her own house takes seriously, with a raw red line around her neck and a golden rabbit in her head. His name is Aurex, the Supreme Treasure System, and he knows what everything is really worth.
Antique markets, jade stalls, estate sales, auction rooms. Aurex appraises whatever Flora sees, shows her what's hidden inside it, and sets quests to find rare pieces, paid in points and upgrades. Refuse one and there's a penalty. Each one unlocks another piece of the dead girl's memories. Flora never expected to be good at old junk. She turns out to be terrifying at it.
Her first hunt is personal: the necklace someone tore off her neck.
Treasure also draws the wrong kind of attention. At an auction she meets Xavier Blackwood, the cold billionaire who has hunted the assassin Viper for years and has no idea he's looking at her. He needs a pretend girlfriend. She needs access. One contract, no feelings, no questions.
Meanwhile, a woman wearing Flora's face sits at the Whitmore table. Xavier's childhood sweetheart cries on cue and guards a lie. Four brothers are waiting for a phone call that won't come. Three mafia brothers who never stopped searching for their lost sister are about to meet her without knowing it.
Every clause has a loophole, and Xavier, who wrote the rules, is the first to start breaking them.
Sharp-tongued, slow-burning and full of well-earned slaps.
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