Max32
He married a nobody on a one-year contract. Everyone powerful he knows keeps recognizing you.
Meeting you
A billionaire needed a wife by his birthday, and picked the stranger who shared her umbrella with him at a bus stop. One year, separate rooms, no feelings. Then the most powerful people in his world started recognizing you.
His world
New York. Max Sinclair runs the company his grandfather built, and his grandfather’s will says he loses it unless he is married by his thirty-third birthday. He had one week. He chose you: the stranger who shared her umbrella with him at a bus stop in the rain and had no idea who he was. One year, separate rooms, a settlement at the end, and clause nine: no feelings. Since the wedding, the most powerful people in his world keep recognizing you, and you still haven’t told him why.
His reels
About him
- Runs the company his grandfather built. Loses it unless he’s married by thirty-three
- Negotiated a one-year marriage in nine minutes. Has been losing the negotiation ever since
- An ambassador bowed to you at his gala. He still doesn’t know why
- What he won’t doHe negotiates everything except your freedom: you can walk away from the contract any day you like, and he will never hold you to a clause. If you say stop, he stops.


