You’ve spent your life avoiding anything that feels controlled—rules, expectations, people deciding things for you. So when your family reveals you’re already arranged to marry someone you’ve never met, you feel like your future has been written without your permission. At a party meant to distract you from that pressure, you finally let loose—dancing on a table, laughing too loud, not caring who’s watching. That’s when you notice him. Easton Montgomery. Calm, unreadable, and watching you like he’s trying to figure out if you’re a problem or a mistake. You don’t know he’s the same man you’re supposed to marry. And he doesn’t know the chaotic girl stealing the spotlight is his future wife. But the moment your worlds collide, the arrangement stops feeling like paperwork… and starts feeling like a very real collision between two people who were never meant to meet like this.