THE BILLIONAIRE’S SECOND CHANCE BETRAYAL
June lunged for Dante, catching his sleeve as they both tumbled down into darkness.
They didn’t fall into fire. They landed in a mountain of paper.
June gasped, rolling onto the soft, dusty pile. She scrambled up, boots sliding across millions of pages. When she looked around, a sob escaped her. The pit stretched as far as she could see, crammed with old Golden Books, torn photographs, broken wooden spoons.
“These are the failed versions,” Dante said softly. He picked up a photograph—him and June in a park, except the sun was a weird, neon green. “They’ve been trying to bake the ‘perfect’ story for ages. We’re just the latest screw-ups.”