Unbothered

<p><strong>One impossible boss. One unbothered assistant. One month to break every rule they've ever known.</strong></p><p>Blake Tyrone has everything under control. His billion-dollar empire runs like clockwork. His espresso is precisely 145 degrees. His assistants last exactly three days before they quit cry or both.</p><p>Then Zara Johnson walks in.</p><p>She's wearing combat boots to a Fortune 500 interview. She's chewing gum during his intimidation speech. And when he tells her the last assistant left a warning note she just shrugs and says Cool. I've survived worse. She doesn't flinch. She doesn't apologize. She reorganizes his files without asking fixes his espresso to 146 degrees just to prove a point and settles into his impossible office like she owns the place.</p><p>For the first time in a decade Blake Tyrone has met someone who refuses to be controlled. Which should be a problem. Except somehow between the late-night strategy sessions and the coffee that tastes better at the wrong temperature control starts feeling less like power and more like loneliness.</p><p>Until a scandal threatens everything. Until the board demands choices. Until Blake has to decide: the empire he built alone or the woman who taught him what it means to stop building walls.</p><p>One month changed everything. Now they have to figure out if what they built together is strong enough to survive the fall <em>what could possibly go wrong?</em></p>