Morgan Kendrick had a plan. A simple, very reasonable plan:
Get her life together.
Maybe fall in love.
Eventually have children like a normal, functioning adult.
Unfortunately, none of that included:
A dangerously attractive witch with control issues.
A binding cosmic contract she absolutely did not read the fine print of.
Or a billionaire CEO who thinks dating her is a perfectly logical business decision.
Now Morgan is stuck in a situation that can only be described as legally, emotionally, and possibly supernaturally complicated.
To fulfill the terms of a contract she didn’t negotiate (and barely understands), Morgan has to form a real romantic connection—feelings included. Easy, right?
Except:
The perfectly eligible, stable option comes with wealth, charm, and zero magical interference tolerance
The highly unstable option comes with glowing eyes, reality-bending powers, and a very concerning tendency to destroy public spaces when annoyed.
And both of them seem way too interested in her
Somewhere between chaotic dates, accidental confessions, and near-apocalyptic jealousy, Morgan realizes two things:
1. The contract might not be the biggest problem
2. She may have already made the wrong choice
—or the right one. Now she just has to survive it.
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