You can lock up a man, but you can’t cage an obsession. Four years. That’s how long Scarlett Everly has spent pretending. Pretending she didn’t stand in court and damn the only man she ever loved.
Pretending she’s happy in a life that feels borrowed—ring on her finger, smile in every photo, silence where his name should be. Now Kai Everly is free.
The letters she never opened are gone, but the man who wrote them isn’t. He remembers every word she said under oath. He remembers the betrayal.
And he’s coming to collect what he lost—one memory, one touch, one sin at a time. Because love like theirs doesn’t die in a cell. It waits. It rots.
And when the door finally opens, it comes back hungry. He went to prison for her lies. Now he wants the truth—and her.
