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At nineteen, in the only white dress she owned, Tessa Cole waited a month outside a skyscraper to thank the rich stranger who'd paid for her education. She didn't expect to fall for him. She really didn't expect to be told she was nothing but a plaything kept on the side.

So she left—country, scandal, and Julian Hartwell all behind her.

Four years later she returns sharper, richer, and gloriously unbothered, a borrowed toddler on her hip and a contract to close. But Julian is the one client she can't avoid, and the man who once let the world tear her apart now can't take his eyes off her. "You still look better in a white dress," he says.

She just smiles. Devotion that comes too late, after all, is cheaper than dirt.

A deliciously sharp, slow-burning second-chance romance about pride, power, and the apology that arrives four years too late.