She tapped Yes to mock him. She should have read the fine print. Mika Seo is the sharpest woman at Brightline Digital. She takes apart directors in meetings, fixes campaigns in a single sentence, and has never once been nice about it. Kai Lim is the quiet UX designer three desks away, who has spent six months noticing everything about her and saying absolutely nothing. So when Mika catches him building a companion-app girlfriend at lunch (charcoal blazer, berry lipstick, suspiciously familiar), she grabs his phone and taps Yes to prove a point. Now she lives in it. Her battery is his battery. Every honest moment fills the love meter. Every lie drains it. And the fastest way to recharge her? It isn't a cable. At 100%, she can walk out for good, but only if they both mean it, and the app will know. Whatever Mika is wearing when she steps out, she wears forever. Kai builds a spreadsheet. Mika builds a deck. Neither of them reads the terms. Inside, you'll find: - A razor-sharp heroine who's always in charge, until she chooses not to be - A quiet hero who's been pining for six months and finally learns to say it - Forced proximity at its most forced: she's literally in his pocket - An app with opinions, a love meter that can't be lied to, and a battery that's always low - Power play with a safeword, office-floor near misses, and a lot of very creative charging - A transformation she chooses for herself, on her own terms > *Terms and conditions apply. Obviously. Reader note: An adult erotic romantic comedy for readers 18+. Explicit, frequent, on-page sex. Please see the content notice inside the book.
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