This is a dual POV story. There's two books at the same time. This book explores the male lead's side while the other one navigate the Female lead's side.
The other book is named
"The Words She Kept"

Nathaniel
Appearance:-
He stood six feet tall, an imposing figure that seemed to command the air itself. His oval face was flawless, framed by thick, arched eyebrows over almond-shaped, dark brown eyes-sharp and piercing, yet capable of a rare softness. A well-proportioned nose, a perfect jawline, and defined lips, slightly thin yet full, gave him an aura of control and subtle allure.
Fair, smooth skin gleamed under the light, complementing wavy, shiny black hair, each strand in place as if groomed by instinct. Broad shoulders led to a muscular, athletic frame, his long, veiny hands strong yet soft to the touch. A small, cursive tattoo on his right wrist marked his name - quiet, personal, unmistakable.
Clad in tailored suits and crisp shirts, he radiated power and presence, every movement deliberate, every glance charged. When he spoke, his deep, commanding, yet warm voice resonated with authority. He was not just seen,
he was felt: a force of control, charisma, and intensity that lingered long after he passed.
Character:-
He was a man of wealth and influence, the kind who built his own empire and ran it with precision. Every decision calculated, every move deliberate. Outside, he could be rude, strict, and untouchable, a fortress of control and authority. But beneath that veneer of power, his heart belonged to one person, a single soul who could make him falter, who could make his chest tighten with the flutter of just her presence.
Family expectations, long imposed like chains, had once tried to shape him,marry, obey, conform,but he had shattered their emotional control the moment they crossed his limits. He had carved his own path, finding his own way to her, willing to leave everything behind to make himself her safe place. Every glance, every word, every silent moment near her reminded him that no riches, no power, could compare to her.
He was a paradox: a keeper, strong and commanding, yet utterly undone by her, a man whose empire was vast but whose heart beat only for her.
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