The room goes silent. Then Samuel walks in—weak, but standing. He looks at Natalie, and for the first time, he cries.
When Samuel learns that Natalie’s new landlord is threatening to evict her library, he anonymously buys the entire building. Then he appears in person—taller, colder, with silver threading his dark hair.
Natalie refuses at first. But when Celeste threatens to bulldoze the library, Natalie signs the contract. “No love. No past. Just business.”
Celeste is ousted. The therapy is approved. But Natalie faces a choice: the hearing implant will work perfectly, but it requires her to forget the last six years (the trauma, the silence, and Samuel ) to rewire her brain’s emotional memory.
Samuel refuses to let her. “I’d rather you hate me and hear birdsong than love me in silence.”
Samuel Kael is now the most powerful man in the city. He’s also dying—a rare genetic condition accelerated by the same accident. His ruthless board doesn’t know. His ex-fiancée, a socialite named Celeste, is plotting a takeover.
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