Viola Walden's once peaceful existence came crashing down when a shocking revelation rocked the world. It was rumored that London's esteemed billionaire brothers, Kade and Klyde Harold, were the fathers of her triplet babies, who were taken away from her the moment they were born. A series of events surrounding her unexpected pregnancy placed her life in grave danger, compelling her to seek refuge with the Harolds in London, under the condition that she must marry one of them upon arrival. This prospect left Viola heartbroken, as her connections with the brothers were complex and made choosing between them an impossible task. Despite her objections, she reluctantly agreed to marry the twin brother she least expected. The marriage, however, was far from love, functioning more as a pact between him and his father, whose influence shaped the arrangement. The terms of this marriage were stringent: in order for the twin to gain independence from his father's company, he and Viola were required to remain legally tied for a year. To make matters even more challenging, they were forbidden from consummating their marriage. With their undeniable chemistry, the question loomed: could they possibly resist each other under such circumstances?
