I hung up on a billionaire. Now he’s demanding a room in my Bed & Breakfast. I’ve been called “too much” my entire life—too loud, too intense, too obsessed with my family’s legacy in Henley Falls. Fine. If wanting more makes me too much, I’ll wear it like a badge. What I don’t need? A distraction. Especially not the once-in-a-lifetime, kind of love my parents have…not when the dating pool consists of my former classmates—and a few cousins. Instead, I focus on transforming our patchwork of family properties into one unforgettable destination. Then Clay Montgomery calls. Billionaire. Hotel mogul. Used to getting what he wants. So, I hang up on him. Twice. Apparently, no one hangs up on Clay Montgomery. Our first meeting is a disaster. Our chemistry? Explosive. Completely unprofessional. And the harder I push back, the more amused he seems. Billionaires don’t rearrange their schedules over a single phone call. So why do I have the feeling this was never just about business? Henley Falls is my responsibility. My legacy. My home. And if I’m not careful, I’m going to fall for the one man who could change everything. Including me.