Alessia Devereux was never meant to belong in Levi Arden’s world—she was raised in wealth, softness, and control, while he exists in violence, instability, and chaos. He’s dangerous, unpredictable, and slowly rising through the underground world that rewards his worst impulses. She’s emotional, warm, and stubborn enough to keep letting him back into her life. He disappears for days. Returns covered in blood. Shows up at her window like it’s routine. And somehow, she still opens the door. What begins as attachment turns into dependence on both sides—Levi relying on her as his only restraint, and Alessia becoming addicted to being the one person who can pull him back from the edge. But the deeper she stays, the thinner his control becomes, and the more dangerous his love grows. Because Levi doesn’t love gently. He loves like something breaking.