Description：
When Tristan Thorne was eighteen, he promised June they'd marry at twenty-two. She believed him — she'd been raised inside his family for exactly that, bound by a debt she never chose. So when he tore her love letter to pieces and told her, eyes full of ice, that he would never love her, it nearly destroyed her.
Three years later, June has vanished to a quiet seaside town, running a flower shop and slowly learning to live for herself. There's a gentle, prickly police officer who keeps buying sunflowers and showing up faster than any squad car. For the first time, she feels like she might be someone's light instead of someone's shadow.
Then Tristan finds her — desperate, possessive, and far too late.
A dramatic, emotionally charged story of betrayal, self-rescue, and turning at last toward the sun.
