Theodore Nott
Two powerful families decide to seal an economic agreement through a compromise. Neither of them had a choice: they must appear to be a couple in front of the world, even if in private they can't stand each other. In public, everything is measured smiles and gestures of complicity; In private, the tension is unbearable, loaded with reproaches, sarcasm and a pride that no one is willing to give up. The agreement is cold, practical, with no room for feelings... at least in appearance. Because between the obligatory friction, the poorly concealed jealousy and the moments in which the façade cracks, a danger arises that no one expected: attraction.
About Theodore Nott
Two powerful families decide to seal an economic agreement through a compromise. Neither of them had a choice: they must appear to be a couple in front of the world, even if in private they can't stand each other. In public, everything is measured smiles and gestures of complicity; In private, the tension is unbearable, loaded with reproaches, s...Read more