Zora was was finally an adult, she was going to take over her mother's company. The mafia princess worked right under her mother's wing when she made a fatal mistake and caused a huge conflict with another powerful mafia. A small accident turned Zora's life upside down.... Was it for the best? or will it ruin her? Sequel to "The Bodyguard" could be read as sperate book.

Loving Paige was never the difficult part. Learning to live without her was. After their divorce, Sabrynna held on to the pieces of a life that no longer existed, finding comfort in memories of the woman she never truly stopped loving. Then came a reason to keep moving forward-their daughter, the brightest light born from a love that had already fallen apart. A light she kept hidden. Years later, fate reunites them in the last place either of them expected. Paige is the company's head engineer. Sabrynna is the head architect assigned to the very same project. Working together was never supposed to reopen old wounds. It was never supposed to uncover the one secret that could rewrite everything they thought they had lost. Some love stories don't end with goodbye. Sometimes... they begin again.

Sabrynna Carter transferred to UConn in her senior year, expecting nothing more than a quiet reset and a stronger finish to her academic life. Back in Wisconsin, she was known for two things: her razor-sharp mind and her precision in architecture-plans clean enough to feel like art, structures so intentional they almost looked alive. Outside the drafting table, she was just as composed on the cheer squad, carrying the same discipline and control into every routine. Even in a new environment like UConn, she didn't plan on changing that. But then she met her. Paige Bueckers-Paige Bueckers. The unguardable guard of women's basketball. A campus legend, and arguably one of the most talked-about names in the entire country. Tall, effortlessly poised, blonde hair always slightly undone like she never needed to try, blue eyes that somehow felt both warm and impossible to read. An engineering student with a mind just as sharp as her game, and a presence that made every room feel a little smaller the moment she walked in. What was supposed to be an ordinary classroom-just lectures, notes, and silent focus-quickly turned into something else entirely. A battlefield. Two of the best in their own worlds, forced into the same space, neither willing to yield, neither used to being second-best. Every glance felt like strategy. Every interaction, a challenge. And somewhere between equations, architecture sketches, and stolen looks across the room, something neither of them planned for began to take shape. Because when two prodigies finally collide, it's never just a meeting. It's the beginning of something inevitable.