Blythe Davenport is a hot mess—and youngest heiress to her late business mogul father's fortune. Not that she cares. In fact, she doesn't really care about anything.

Blinded by her grief, Blythe parties late, sleeps all day, and drinks herself into numbness. Her sister calls it a waste of potential. The newspapers thrive by calling it spoiled rebellion.

Enter Monroe King—private security officer hired by Blythe's older sister, Helena, which is a nice way of saying glorified babysitter for a bull-headed brat.

Realities cause Blythe to seek solace, of which Monroe provides. There's no denying a silent push and pull between them, a tension neither can ignore any longer.

But will one night together be a safe haven or the biggest mistake of their lives?

Please Note: This story was originally published as part of the limited-edition Evil Queen Anthology.