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Sold by her own family to settle gambling debts, Anna Wallace’s life takes a dark turn when she escapes her captors, only to find herself in the dangerous world of Alexander Voss—a billionaire feared as much for his ruthless reputation as for his unpredictable bipolar disorder. Desperate for safety, Anna pleads with Alexander for protection, unaware of the chaos she’s inviting into her life.

Their unlikely connection is volatile yet magnetic, bound by Alexander’s fierce need to protect her and Anna’s determination to understand him. But when Anna discovers she’s pregnant, misunderstandings and buried trauma begin to fracture their bond. As Alexander’s darker enemies resurface with deadly intentions, Anna finds herself torn between staying with the man who saved her or running from a world that could consume her.

With betrayal lurking in unexpected places, Alexander must confront his demons to protect the woman who’s become his sanctuary. And Anna must decide if she’s willing to embrace the chaos to find her place by his side—or risk losing everything.

Can two broken souls find redemption in each other, or will the secrets binding them become their undoing?

PAMPERED: By The Manic CEO.              ( She's My Sanity)

Anna's heart raced as she backed herself against the wall, her wide eyes darting between Alexander and the empty space beside her. If there had been a trapdoor or opening behind her, she might have gladly fallen into it just to escape his intense gaze.

"Go and bathe," Alexander said, his tone firm but not unkind. "I'll wait here for you."

The command hung in the air, and Anna froze for a moment, unsure whether he meant it as a genuine suggestion or some ominous test of her obedience. But then, realizing he was watching her expectantly, she made the only logical decision.

And not just a regular walk-or-run kind of bolting. She flew into the bathroom like her life depended on it, slamming the door so hard it echoed through the room. Inside, she leaned against the door, panting like she had just run a marathon.

She actually cared