I thought moving in with my new stepbrother would be just another chapter of playing nice and fitting in. I was wrong. Sofia’s world shifts the day her dad marries into one of the most powerful families in the city. She’s spent years taming her own wants to keep peace until she meets Leo. He’s everything she’s not: reckless, wealthy, covered in paint and secrets, with hands that know how to break rules and hearts. From the moment their eyes lock across the dinner table, something crackles between them that neither can ignore. Leo’s been running from his family’s expectations his whole life, using art and distance to keep everyone at arm’s length. But Sofia sees past his tough exterior to the lonely kid he still is inside. What starts as stolen glances and late night conversations quickly spirals into touches that leave them breathless, kisses that taste like rebellion, and nights where the line between right and wrong melts away completely. They know their love is supposed to be impossible. Family will turn their backs. The world will call them sinners. But when their bodies speak louder than any rule book, blame is the last thing on their minds. Sometimes the best kind of wrong feels so damn right.