Romans First-Person POV & Histoires Possessive Office Relationship

For years, I've been the one holding my family together. I work, I take care of my father, I ask for nothing. I thought if I just kept going, we would be okay. Then his gambling caught up with us. A debt I never agreed to, I never signed, but somehow it's mine to pay. Because hidden in his contract was a clause. If he can't repay... his daughter becomes the payment. I didn't want to believe my own father could do this to me. But it was already decided. And the man I'm supposed to marry? I see him every day. Sebastian Kessler. My boss. A cold, intimidating man everyone at the office is scared to even talk to. At the age of 35 he's buried his heart with his wife five years ago. He doesn't want love. He doesn't want a wife. Especially not me. What he doesn't know is that the woman his family is forcing into his life is already working right under his nose. And what I don't know is why my boss is tangled up in my father's debt in the first place. There's something in that contract they're not telling us. Something that could ruin us both. I never asked to be his wife. He never wanted another one, but we didn't get a choice.

Damian, the rival heir who turned a hostile takeover into a proposal — and made it clear the merger includes her, completely. Theo, the dockworker with a past nobody can explain, who knows more about her grandfather’s will than he should. Marcus, older, composed, dangerous — a man who’s spent years waiting for his moment and doesn’t intend to lose it now. A quad marriage, legal on a technicality, was supposed to be strictly business. Separate rooms. Minimal contact. A means to an end. It lasted one week. Now Sera is living under one roof with four men who’ve stopped pretending they can share her politely — while someone close to home is working to destroy everything she just inherited. Between the sabotage threatening her company and the four different kinds of hunger she can’t seem to say no to, Sera is about to learn that the real risk was never losing the empire. It’s surviving what happens when all four of them stop holding back