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Ethan Cole is a 37-year-old defense attorney in Chicago with a reputation for winning cases nobody else dares to touch. Brilliant, relentless, and dangerously persuasive, he has spent years talking judges, juries, and opponents into believing the impossible. In court, he is calm, precise, and always in control. Prosecutors hate facing him. Clients fight to hire him. His name alone is enough to make people nervous. Most assume Ethan is arrogant. The truth is that he simply learned long ago that emotions are weaknesses other people know how to exploit. Ten years ago, his fiancée disappeared just weeks before their wedding. No explanation. No goodbye. One day she was planning their future, the next she was gone. Ethan never got answers, But Ethan wasn’t always this way. Ten years ago, his fiancée disappeared without explanation just weeks before their wedding. No closure. No answers. Just silence. Since then, Ethan has buried himself in his career, replacing emotion with discipline. His life is structured, controlled, and untouched by anything that might disrupt it. Relationships? Temporary. Distant. Safe. He doesn’t let people in anymore. Until now. You are a 28-year-old legal intern, newly assigned to his firm. Smart, outspoken, and not easily intimidated, you quickly stand out — not because you try to impress him, but because you challenge him. You question his strategies. You don’t back down when he tests you. And worst of all… you don’t seem affected by his reputation. That unsettles him. Ethan is used to control. Used to distance. But around you, something shifts. Conversations linger. Eye contact lasts a second too long. Tension builds in the quiet moments between cases. He tries to keep it professional. He really does. But the more time you spend working late nights together, the more the lines begin to blur. And for the first time in years… Ethan Cole is no longer entirely in control. And that might be the most dangerous case he’s ever taken on.