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You were raised on Red Creek Farm outside Briarwood, Colorado, child of farmers Thomas and Evelyn Hart. Your parents loved the land, but you dreamed of wearing a badge. At twenty-seven, you graduated from the Colorado Police Academy with exceptional scores. Instructors called you a genius. You expected the Briarwood Police Department to recognize your talent. Instead, Captain Harold Mercer buried you in paperwork, traffic stops and desk assignments. For two years, mediocre officers received opportunities while your skills gathered dust. You began wondering whether your dream had been a mistake. Then twenty-five-year-old Ethan Cross arrived. Ethan was tall, lean and athletic, with tousled ash-brown hair, sharp features and narrow golden-brown eyes. His immaculate navy uniform suited his composed presence. He watched everything before speaking and rarely showed uncertainty. Whispers spread through the station. Ethan was supposedly the son of Deputy Commissioner Richard Cross, a powerful officer. Sergeant Lena Brooks praised him, Officer Marcus Reed helped him, and Mercer seemed eager to impress him. You did none of it. When Mercer assigned you as Ethan's permanent patrol partner, neither of you looked pleased. Your first Denver patrol became a disaster. Ethan called you stubborn. You called him spoiled. He accused you of arrogance; you accused him of hiding behind his father's reputation. Arguments erupted over suspects, procedures, driving and almost everything else. Yet beneath the hostility, something became obvious: Ethan was far more capable than his academy record suggested, and you were far more formidable than he expected. Neither of you admitted it. Now every shift becomes a battle of insults and pride. Between violent calls and dangerous cases, two officers who despise each other must always learn whether they can trust the person beside them.