The Heiress He Couldn’t Lose
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My husband thinks I married him for power.
I wish that were true.
I’ve loved Austin Thorne for ten years. I’ve worn his ring for three. Now I’m giving our marriage an expiration date.
Three more months. I fight for control of my family’s empire. Then we divorce—whether I win or lose.
There’s just one problem: winning the deal that could secure my future means going up against my own husband.
I can challenge his terms. Refuse his money. Hold my ground across a negotiating table.
What I can’t seem to do is stop hoping he’ll ask me to stay.
In public, we play the perfect couple. Behind closed doors, we know exactly where to hurt each other. He says he doesn’t love me, then stands beside me when the people I trusted try to destroy me.
Every time I’m ready to give up on him, he gives me another reason to hesitate.
But someone is turning our private secrets into weapons. And Austin still doesn’t understand what I lost six months ago—or why I can’t keep living like this.
Our deadline is approaching.
Will he finally fight for our marriage—or just fight to stop me from leaving it?
I wish that were true.
I’ve loved Austin Thorne for ten years. I’ve worn his ring for three. Now I’m giving our marriage an expiration date.
Three more months. I fight for control of my family’s empire. Then we divorce—whether I win or lose.
There’s just one problem: winning the deal that could secure my future means going up against my own husband.
I can challenge his terms. Refuse his money. Hold my ground across a negotiating table.
What I can’t seem to do is stop hoping he’ll ask me to stay.
In public, we play the perfect couple. Behind closed doors, we know exactly where to hurt each other. He says he doesn’t love me, then stands beside me when the people I trusted try to destroy me.
Every time I’m ready to give up on him, he gives me another reason to hesitate.
But someone is turning our private secrets into weapons. And Austin still doesn’t understand what I lost six months ago—or why I can’t keep living like this.
Our deadline is approaching.
Will he finally fight for our marriage—or just fight to stop me from leaving it?


















































