Nora wakes inside a novel as Vivienne Hale-Voss—the villainous wife destined to die in prison—with a syringe in her hand and her comatose husband’s life hanging in the balance. She stops the injection, preserves the evidence, and asks for a divorce. Then Adrian Voss opens his eyes six months too early. He remembers fragments from his coma, knows his wife was involved in the plot against him, and has every reason to distrust her. Yet she may be the only person keeping him alive. With ninety days left on their contract marriage, divorcing now would hand Adrian’s empire to the uncle controlling his care and trigger the collapse of Vivienne’s company. Forced to share a house and an investigation, they uncover deleted medical records, secret payments, and the crash meant to silence him. Vivienne only wants to survive long enough to leave. Adrian only wants the truth. But every new danger pulls them closer—and when their contract finally expires, walking away may cost them more than staying.