Dream Chaser
Nova
He’s the boss I shouldn’t want—and the man I can’t afford to lose.
On my third wedding anniversary, I demanded a divorce.
My vindictive husband kicked me out and left me with nothing.
So when I land an interview at Guerrero Sports Agency, I lie to get the job—and somehow, it works.
Now I work for Alejandro Guerrero.
He’s successful. Competent. Frustratingly handsome.
But that’s not what scares me.
It’s the way he sees me.
Alejandro believes in my talent. Pushes me to chase the dreams I buried during my marriage. Protects me without trying to control me.
He treats me like I’m worth something.
Like I deserve more.
And after years of being made to feel like I wasn’t enough, I’m dangerously tempted to believe him.
But I’m still married.
And falling for Alejandro could cost me the new life I’m fighting so hard to build.
I already made one mistake trusting the wrong man.
I’m terrified of making another.
Alejandro
I know better than to get involved with an employee.
Especially one who’s still married.
But then Nova Lockhart walks into my office, and suddenly every rule I’ve ever made feels negotiable.
She’s driven. Talented. Beautiful enough to distract me—and stubborn enough to challenge me.
I should keep my distance.
Instead, I find myself pushing her toward the dreams she’s afraid to chase. Giving her the confidence her husband took from her. Wanting to protect her without becoming another man who tells her what to do.
The more I get to know Nova, the harder it becomes to pretend she’s just another employee.
She deserves a man who chooses her.
I want to be that man.
But she’s still married.
And if I cross that line, I could cost her everything she’s worked so hard to rebuild.
For the first time in my life, following the rules might be the one thing I can’t afford to do.
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