“Tell me, sweetheart, tell me how you like to be f****d… are you always this shy when someone wants you?” My glasses slipped down my nose as I stared in the mirrior in front of me,on all fours at the man who had absolutely no business making my heart race. “No, yes daddy, "I want to be f****d, ruined, choked, and marked until I’m a moaning, crying mess, leaking all over your sheets, daddy." Alaric Veyron. Forty-seven. Former hockey legend. Billionaire sports mogul. My new employer. And, worst of all, the father of the man who once broke my heart. Seven years ago, Caius Veyron was my first love. I was the chubby nerd with oversized sweaters, thick glasses, and a ridiculous obsession with hockey statistics. He was the golden-boy captain everyone adored. He loved me behind closed doors. Then he became ashamed of me in public. Caius chose his reputation over me, leaving me with a broken heart and an insecurity I spent years trying to bury. Now I've returned to the world of hockey as a brilliant sports analyst, determined to prove that I'm more than the awkward girl everyone underestimated. I didn't expect Caius to still want me. I certainly didn't expect him to become jealous when his father started looking at me. Alaric doesn't see an embarrassing ex-girlfriend. He sees my curves. My intelligence. My glasses. My awkward little smiles. And the woman I've become. He knows I'm forbidden. He knows I'm his son's former girlfriend. He knows wanting me could destroy his family. Yet every stolen conversation makes the line between us thinner. Every lingering glance makes me wonder how much longer I can pretend I don't want him too. Then Caius confesses that he never stopped loving me. Suddenly, I'm trapped between the hockey captain who shattered my heart and the older man who makes me feel desired without asking me to change a single thing about myself. One wants forgiveness. One wants me. And somehow, impossibly, I want them both. But loving two Veyron men comes with a price. Secrets will surface. The Veyron family will turn against me. My career will be threatened. And the relationship between father and son will be pushed toward a breaking point. I thought my biggest battle would be learning to love my body. I was wrong. My real battle is deciding what happens when two men are willing to risk everything for a woman who has finally learned she doesn't need either of them to feel worthy. “That's it, princess. Now, spread those knees wider and stop pretending you don't want us.”