How far would you go to protect yourself from someone who promises to save you? Sofía Pérez vows never to trust again. After fleeing a relationship that dismantled her piece by piece, she locks herself in her apartment, building walls of silence and routine. For her, love is a mortal threat, and vulnerability a luxury she can't afford. Her only mission: to survive without feeling. But fate strikes at two in the morning. Noah, the neighbor downstairs, knocks on her door not with complaints, but with a question no one has ever asked her before: 'Are you okay, really?' That crack in her armor lets the light in, and the pain too. Noah is chaos and calm, an easy smile hiding deep scars. Over midnight coffees and fleeting glances, Sofía discovers that her visceral attraction is as dangerous as her fear of abandonment. When her toxic past bursts in to claim her, Sofía must choose between the safety of a golden cage and the risk of healing alongside someone who is also broken. A story about the terror of opening up, the weight of scars, and the courage to stay, even when it hurts. Perfect for fans of Colleen Hoover.
Saving everyone but myself.
Oh my god! The guilt over his brother is the secret weapon keeping him in this life? I bet 'everyone' refers to a specific family he's protecting from the paw whike hieing the tuth about that death. This is pure forbidden mafia drama! 🤯🔥
It’s a habit, Noah. And it’s expensive.
This is so heartbreaking! It's not just that he pushes people away, but the emotional toll Marcus has to witness ia absolutely devastating. I can't help but think about how much love Noah throws away by repeating this cycle. 😭
His fingers brushed her cheek. The contact was electric, but not the kind you expect in movies. It was painful. It was like touching an open wound.
Wait, did I read that right? So this 'bad boy' is actually a sadist because his touch hurts? 😂 I thought romance meant soft whispers and gentle strokes! What happened to the cliché?
"But fear, that old loyal companion, whispered that perhaps he did. Or perhaps he just wanted to know."
"Closing it would mean this was real. And if it was real, it could break."
