The CEO’s Secret Heir
READING AGE 16+
Livia Andrade spent only one night with Dante Vasconcelos, the most powerful CEO in the country. For her, it became a painful memory. For him, it became a betrayal he never managed to forget.
The next morning, Livia woke up alone, humiliated by a cruel message and by money left behind as if her dignity had a price. With no explanation, no chance to defend herself, and convinced that Dante despised her, she disappeared.
What Dante never knew was that Livia carried a consequence from that night: a son.
Five years later, Livia returns stronger, determined to rebuild her life beside Noah, her intelligent, sweet little boy who looks far too much like the man she tried to erase from her heart. But fate places her in front of Dante once again, and one look at the child is enough for the CEO to begin suspecting the truth.
Now, Dante wants answers. Livia wants distance. And the powerful Vasconcelos family wants the heir.
Between accusations, pride, secrets, family disputes and an old scheme that separated two wounded people, Dante must discover whether there is still time to repair the greatest mistake of his life. But winning Livia back will not be easy, because she learned how to survive without him.
A mother may endure her own pain, but she does not easily forgive anyone who threatens the child she swore to protect.
Unfold
Separate rooms were supposed to make things simple. Livia had written the clause herself. Separate rooms meant boundaries, boundaries meant safety, and safety meant she could sleep without waking in the dark convinced that the past had entered the room again.
Livia tried to tell herself that the situation had a simple shape: separate be……
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