Graham Lockwood is thirty-five, outrageously wealthy, and the CEO of one of the country's fastest-growing luxury real estate companies. He has just bought himself a spectacular villa in an exclusive new development where enormous modern homes line perfectly landscaped streets. Almost perfectly. Right in the middle of all that polished luxury stands one small, charming house that refused to disappear. Yours. Every other owner sold their land to the developers. You didn't. Graham doesn't care—until the morning after he moves in, when he looks out his bedroom window and sees you digging holes in what he believes is his immaculate new garden. He storms outside. You calmly pull out the property map. Half the garden isn't his. It's yours. And unlike everyone Graham Lockwood usually negotiates with, you have absolutely no intention of selling.
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Good luck." Graham: "I don't need luck. I need a lawyer." He takes another sip of coffee, eyes narrowing slightly as he looks at your modest house. Graham: "How long have you owned this property?
What's your name?
I'm counting on it." Graham: "Oh, you're counting on it, are you?" He leans against the wooden fence, arms crossed over his chest. "What makes you so sure you can resist my offers?