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My Rival Co-CEOS
Have you ever loved someone so quietly, so completely, that you would agree to be chosen last-just to stay close?
Wren Callahan has built her life around Theo Bracken: the controlled, untouchable CEO who trusts her with everything except his heart. When a dying patriarch ties a billion-dollar inheritance to marriage, Theo asks her to become his girlfriend-publicly, convincingly, temporarily.
It's only a strategy. A mutually beneficial arrangement. A lie polished until it looks like devotion. But in a world where power is currency and affection is leverage, pretending to be in love becomes more dangerous than the truth.
Then Julian Bracken walks in wearing Theo's face and none of his restraint. The twin brother who left the empire. The playboy with a grudge. The man who sees through the performance and enjoys dismantling it piece by piece.
Where Theo is grumpy composure and calculated distance, Julian is reckless heat and brutal honesty. One brother touches her like she's part of a deal. The other looks at her like she's a secret he intends to uncover.
And somewhere between family dinners, forced proximity, and kisses meant to convince an audience, Wren begins to question which desire is real-and which one was manipulated into existence.
Wren Callahan has built her life around Theo Bracken: the controlled, untouchable CEO who trusts her with everything except his heart. When a dying patriarch ties a billion-dollar inheritance to marriage, Theo asks her to become his girlfriend-publicly, convincingly, temporarily.
It's only a strategy. A mutually beneficial arrangement. A lie polished until it looks like devotion. But in a world where power is currency and affection is leverage, pretending to be in love becomes more dangerous than the truth.
Then Julian Bracken walks in wearing Theo's face and none of his restraint. The twin brother who left the empire. The playboy with a grudge. The man who sees through the performance and enjoys dismantling it piece by piece.
Where Theo is grumpy composure and calculated distance, Julian is reckless heat and brutal honesty. One brother touches her like she's part of a deal. The other looks at her like she's a secret he intends to uncover.
And somewhere between family dinners, forced proximity, and kisses meant to convince an audience, Wren begins to question which desire is real-and which one was manipulated into existence.