You said it was Love

Anna
There was a time I believed in fairy tales. For me, Landon was the perfect prince, the one I foolishly gave my heart to, completely blind to the fact that he couldn’t be trusted where emotions were concerned. Years later, I’ve rebuilt myself, no longer the girl who believed in happily-ever-afters, but a celebrated journalist who plays by her own rules. But my boat tips the moment I’m assigned to cover the story of my ex-husband—the man I’ve spent years trying to hate. Still, I refuse to be the coward who backs down. Sure, he can provoke and try every trick to get under my skin, but one thing is certain—this time, my heart is mine to protect, not his to break.

Landon
Anna was everything I didn’t deserve, but damn if I could keep my distance. In fact, impulse made me claim her as my wife. But instead of honouring our vows, I started questioning whether I was even built to be a husband. That doubt got the better of me, and I did what I do best—I walked away and buried myself in building an empire. Yet not even success could dull the need I still have for her. And when I finally play my hand to win her back, she makes it clear I’m nothing but a stranger. That stings like hell. But this time, I’m done running from my happiness. I’m fighting for my wife—mine then, mine now, mine always.

Some stories don’t just end. Instead, they demand to be rewritten.