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“Anything can be bought, Savannah, and everything has a price.”

“Only in your universe, Tobias.”

Two broken souls collide in an electrifying dance of desire and denial in this contemporary billionaire romance.Tobias Stone's guarded heart is an impenetrable fortress in the high-stakes world of power and money. He uses his wealth as armor, his detachment as a shield.

Savannah Page isn't searching for love, but for survival and stability. Having fled an abusive marriage, the fiercely independent single mother has only her grit and her six-year-old son, Jacob, to her name.

Their worlds collide when Savannah is hired at Tobias's company. She's drawn to his enigmatic allure, while he's captivated by her strength and innocence. Yet the stark contrasts of their lives breed complications.

His world revolves around power and possession; hers, around love and survival.

Take a heart-stopping plunge into this steamy, rags-to-riches tale where vulnerability meets power, and love dares to defy all odds.

Chapter 1

Screaming children wreaked havoc in the toy store, and their cries of laughter rang straight through Tobias Stone’s ears.

Not much excited him these days but it was hard not to get caught up in their excitement, hard not to feel their joy, hard not to hear their high-pitched shrieks. Hard to dismiss the wonder on their faces as they played with the display toys and stared wide-eyed at the shiny new boxes that were displayed so enticingly on the shelves.

It made him feel better about himself and made Christmas
more bearable to know that he was spreading a little happiness. Or rather, his
foundation was. The huge toy store had been closed to the public for the evening while the Tobias Stone Foundation invited children from the city’s
adoption centers to visit the department store and select a toy of their choice.

But he was also aware that he’d had to miss an important meeting that had suddenly come up. Luckily, Matthias was
standing in for him but he would need to return to the office soon. His multi-million dollar hedge fund didn’t stop running just because Christmas was coming.

His eyes darted around the place, and he glanced at his watch again, getting anxious and needing to leave.
Contemplating his escape, he looked towards the exit and saw a child peering
through the glass doors.

“I’m going,” he told Candace, his hard-as-nails assistant.

“Not yet, Tobias. It’s barely been an hour. Smile.” She flashed him her false one. “At least make it look as if
you’re having a good time.”

“I am having a good time but I’m in the middle of important
negotiations, in case you’d forgotten.”

It was all very well hosting an
evening for these children—and it made him feel good about himself for a
change— but he still had a business to run.

“People need to see your face,
Tobias. It’s good publicity for you to be seen mixing with all sorts of people—especially these poor kids at a time like Christmas. It adds credibility
to your philanthropy.”

He didn’t mind giving his wealth away.
If anything, he thrived on it and there was no way that he was going to get through his millions in his lifetime. He liked to think that he didn’t spend
too extravagantly, but he had the usual billionaire playthings—luxurious properties around the world, a private jet and a private island, to mention a
few.

Even though he enjoyed the finer things in life, he worked damn hard and preferred to remain low-key, as much as was possible for a man with his wealth and history.

While giving away his wealth made him happy, making money did too.

“If we could just have a few shots of you with the children, sir,” said the photographer herding a group of children together and leading them towards him.

“What a brilliant idea,” agreed
Candace and took his arm. “How about near the tree?” She led him over to a
beautifully decorated Christmas tree lit up with warm, golden-colored lights.

“Smile, everyone,” the photographer ordered.

“Is this necessary?” Tobias asked, giving the man a tight-lipped smile.

“Smile,” said Candace, through her gritted teeth. Tobias obliged as a group of young children, barely reaching his
waist, gathered around him as though he was Santa Claus.

“You are so kind, Mr. Stone,” gushed one of the women from the adoption centers. “It is so very generous of you,
taking the time to give these children a Christmas present.”

He nodded at her, barely hiding his look of unease. Being thanked for doing something like this made him uncomfortable.

"Would you mind if we had a photograph taken together? People will be so much more interested to read it if they see your picture.”

She smiled at him sweetly. “Vanessa?Hurry up!” She called out to her colleague, another matronly woman who lookedas though she’d be more at home baking pies.

Tobias returned a fast smile,
conscious of time slipping away. It would be the morning of the next day in Hong Kong and he was anxious to sit in on the negotiations.

“Thank you, ladies, but I really must leave.” He broke away from the group, determined to disappear before Candace
asked him to do something else. She was like a fiery Doberman, silky, fast,
super alert and she made sure he was seen in the right places with the right people at the right time.

“You’re still making the most
eligible bachelor lists,” she told him. But he had no interest in these things.

He preferred to pay for sex, seeing it as nothing more than a transaction which required payment. There was no emotional attachment that way.

“I’m leaving,” he growled; he’d been here an hour already but as he turned around and headed towards the exit, he saw the same child still peering in. “Has nobody let him in?” he muttered, striding
towards the large glass doors of the store.

“It’s a win-win deal, Tobias,”
Candace had told him. “You buy those poor kids a toy and come out looking like
a saint.”

Tobias grimaced at the thought. He wasn’t a saint. Not by a long shot.

But that wasn’t the reason he’d gone along with her idea of giving Christmas gifts to children less fortunate. He’d
done it because for the longest time he’d hated Christmas and had avoided the festivities. Christmas was about being with loved ones and Tobias was alone.

It could have all been so different.

This had been the second year they had run this event, and this year he’d even looked forward to it. But he was
now anxious to return to the office because he didn’t have much else to occupy him. His millions couldn’t buy him peace, love or happiness, though whiskey and
Naomi made the world tolerable.

He walked up to the door and the sight of the child looking through the glass, wide-eyed with wonder, reminded
him of himself; of how he’d been at that age. He had been dirt poor once and
remembered the time when he used to stare at other kids who had the things he never had.

“Where are you going?” Candace tottered up on her heels behind him.

“I’m letting him in.”

“But we’re closed to the public
this—”

“Where the fuck is his mother?” Tobias
snarled. The security guard nodded at him as Tobias flung the door wide open
and peered at the child who stared back at him with fear in his eyes.

Immediately, his hardness melted. “Do you want to come inside?”

The child’s body language perfectly illustrated his dilemma. One foot was poised as if he was ready to enter but
his solemn face indicated no immediate desire to make a move.

“Don’t just stand there,” Tobias
said. “If you want to come in, then come in.” He looked around for signs of the
boy’s parents and saw a woman with her back to the child, talking on her cell phone. She turned around just at that moment, her gaze landing on the child, before moving to him. She rushed towards them and stopped at the door, just
behind the boy. The child stared at his mother but said nothing.

“Jacob, we can’t go inside,” the woman said.

“Can I have just one look? Please, Mommy?”

Tobias watched the exchange; the woman appeared to waver and then stared at Tobias.

“Are you open?” she asked him.

“Yes.” He pulled the door wide open and moved away.

“Pleeeease, Mommy? Just a look?”

The woman appeared to consider it.
And the longer she took, the more the child’s anticipation grew. It annoyed the
heck out of Tobias.

“Why don’t you let him in and put the kid out of his misery?” He gave her the once-over, taking in her scuffed shoes and the huge tear in her stockings.

“He’s not miserable,” she retorted, fast as lightning.

“He doesn’t look too happy to me.”

She narrowed her eyes at him. "Ten minutes, Jacob. No more.”

The boy smiled so brightly that it brought a smile to Tobias’s tight expression. He remembered that look and wished he still could feel that level of excitement about anything.

Even winning new
deals and reaching the next milestone in his business had lost its sparkle.

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💝 The Promise (prequel)

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💝 The Offer, Book 3

💝  The Vow, Book 1

💝  The Vow, Book 2

💝  The Vow, Book 3

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💝 The Bet (Book 1 from the spin-off series, Indecent Intentions)

💝 The Hookup (Book 2 from the spin-off series, Indecent Intentions)

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“One woman, for
life. Hell, no.”

Xavier had waited until Tobias was well out of earshot to
state his observation. They were sitting outside on leather couches, on the
rooftop terrace of The Oasis, the bar his friend owned.

Tobias was flying Luke and his team to his wedding on
Kawaya, his three hundred acre private island in Fiji. Luke and his staff were
taking care of the drinks for the four day wedding extravaganza.

“He’s your brother. Be happy for him,” Luke drawled.

“I am happy
for him,” Xavier insisted. Tobias seemed more relaxed these days, and it was
all due to Savannah and Jacob. “It was about time he met someone. I could say
the same about you.” He glanced at his friend, but Luke kept quiet.

“Not me.” Luke shook his head. “I’m too busy to be dealing
with women.”

Girlish laughter bubbled around the room making Xavier
glance over his shoulder. Even though it was late evening and the night sky had
darkened to a rich navy-blue, the soft lights from the lamps made it easy to
see everyone. He raised his glass to the group of women who sat around a table
scattered with jewel colored cocktails. A couple of them acknowledged him with
an interested smile.

“Know them?” he asked his friend. Luke seemed to know
everyone who came here.

“Lawyers and legal eagles, celebrating an engagement. That’s
all you need to know.”

Xavier eyed them slowly, his gaze lasering in on a woman
with long wavy hair and what looked like a big and beautiful pair of breasts.
His mouth watered at the sight of her hard-to-miss nipples poking through her
silk dress. He flashed a smile at her, appreciating the view.

Even with the slight chill in the air—a promise, in this
last week of September that fall was around the corner, it wasn’t that cold
because of all the heaters Luke had placed around the terrace. Or maybe the
woman wasn’t cold and was just excited to see him.

“Quit bugging my clientele.”

“I don’t see them complaining.” Xavier lifted his beer
bottle to his lips.

“That’s because they don’t complain to you.”

“Bullshit.” Xavier looked at his friend dubiously. “Nobody’s
ever complained to you about me. You’re making that shit up.”

On second thoughts, it was probably better not to risk
anything while Tobias was around. With his wedding to Savannah a week away, his
brother could sometimes get easily irritated. In fact his family, especially
his parents, seemed to get annoyed when it came to Xavier and his love life. He
didn’t understand why. He was young. Maybe not so young. But twenty-seven wasn’t exactly old.

Tobias was going to celebrate his thirtieth birthday the day
before he got married. Talk about hitting two major milestones one after the
other.

Luke’s gaze drifted to the table of women before returning
to him again. “Is Xavier-The-Stud-Stone in action again? Won’t your girlfriend
mind?”

Xavier rolled his eyes at the mention of the nickname Luke
had given him many years ago. “I’m only looking.” Gisele wouldn’t like him ogling
other women, but she wasn’t here, and he wasn’t about to do anything silly. He
wasn’t that much of a douchebag. “You all set for the wedding? All set to show
off your mixologist skills?” he asked, his fingers curling around the glass
bottle.

“Don’t call me a mixologist. I don’t need any fancy, stupid
labels.”

“Okay, calm down.” But Xavier guessed that his cocktail
making skills behind the bar helped him pick up a lot of girls. Not that the
dude needed to be behind the bar. “Think of the shit ton of publicity you’re
going to get from it.”

“That’s not why I’m doing it,” Luke protested.

Xavier snorted in disbelief. “It’s not as if you would have
turned this opportunity down.” It was Tobias
Stone’s wedding, for fuck’s sake.

“Tobias doesn’t want any press,”

It was true. Tobias was an intensely private person. “My
brother’s anal like that.”

Luke leaned forward. His sleeves had been turned up,
revealing hard, tattooed forearms that had Xavier wondering if he should get a
couple of tattoos himself. Chicks loved that stuff. And that, along with the
handful of bars and clubs Luke owned in and around New York, made him a babe
magnet. Xavier envied him a little, and for having a thriving business which
didn’t seem like that much hard work.

“I don’t blame him. He wants no paparazzi and nothing
leaked. I respect that, and I haven’t told anyone outside of my team. My staff
is discreet, and they won’t leak anything to the press. I’m honored that Tobias
asked me.”

“He’s asked you based on my recommendation.”

“He’s been here plenty of times without you.”

Xavier scratched the side of his jaw. “When?” Tobias wasn’t
a party-animal. “He’d rather watch the stock market than hang out in a bar.”

“He’s been here a few times with Savannah.” Luke’s eyes
twinkled. He seemed to be enjoying the telling of this news. Xavier angled his
head. Yeah, well, things were slightly different now that his brother had met
Savannah. These days Tobias was a changed man who had gone from spending most
of his time in the office, to actually having a life outside it.

Another shriek of laughter bubbled across from the table
behind him, forcing him to cast another look over his shoulder. He quickly
scanned around the table and zeroed in on the same woman again. His gaze
settled on her a moment longer than usual, until she returned the stare, and
then he turned his back on her.

Show interest, but not
too much. Raise their hopes, get them excited, and then pull back.