 "The Price of His Heart" follows Sophie Chen, a brilliant but struggling marketing executive who carries the weight of a difficult choice she made three years ago. Back then, she was a fresh graduate who fell deeply in love with Alexander Reid, an ambitious young entrepreneur. When her father's company faced bankruptcy and her mother's medical bills mounted, Sophie made the heartbreaking decision to accept a competitor's offer to spy on Alexander's growing tech startup – betraying both his trust and her own heart.
Now, Alexander is no longer the passionate dreamer she once knew. He's transformed into a ruthless billionaire CEO, and through a twist of corporate fate, he's just become her new boss. Sophie expects revenge, humiliation, or at least cold indifference. Instead, she finds herself increasingly confused by his actions – he defends her during board meetings, promotes her innovative ideas, and seems to appear whenever she's in trouble.
What Sophie doesn't know is that Alexander has spent the last three years trying to understand why the only woman he ever truly loved betrayed him. His apparent kindness masks a deeper purpose: he's determined to uncover the full truth about what happened three years ago, even as his heart wages war with his head every time she's near.
As they navigate their complex present while confronting their painful past, both must face difficult questions: Can true love survive betrayal? Is redemption possible when trust has been shattered? And most importantly – when you've hurt someone deeply, do you deserve a second chance at love?


The Price of His Heart

Sophie stared at the message on her phone, her breath frozen in her chest.
Come alone. Or Ethan pays the price.
The address beneath it was one she knew too well—a warehouse on the edge of the city, abandoned for years, the kind of place people went when they didn’t want to be found.
Her fingers t...

Sophie stared at the message on her phone, her breath frozen in her chest.

Come alone. Or Ethan pays the price.

The address beneath it was one she knew too well—a warehouse on the edge of the city, abandoned for years, the kind of place people went when they didn’t want to be found.

Her fingers t...

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