For two years Fran lived as Logan Davis's wife in name only, bound by a cold contract to a billionaire husband who looked through her while his childhood best friend received the laughter, trust, and warmth he never gave Fran.
When fire trapped her inside their house, she watched him carry that woman to safety and promise he would not let her go.
Fran barely survived, and hours later a doctor told her she was carrying his baby, so she left her ring on the pillow and vanished to a small-town flower farm.
Three months later he found her on a sidewalk, went pale at the sight of her rounded belly, and learned his best friend had lied to keep him from her the night of the fire.
He camps at her gate, confesses, cuts the other woman out, gives up the fortune he was raised on, signs the farm into Fran's name, and swears he would walk into that fire for her and their baby.
The second chance is his to beg for, but the baby he never knew, the life she built alone, and the final choice all belong to Fran.
