I Sold Six Months To A Billionaire CEO — My Fake Fiancé Said I’d Already Sold My Heart

When Abigail Rogers wakes up every morning in her freezing Chicago apartment, she carries the crushing weight of debt, a fading dream of becoming an architect, and a mother whose medical bills are rising faster than she can breathe. But everything changes the night she stumbles—literally—into the arms of the one man she was never meant to meet: Henry Mitchell, the untouchable billionaire CEO who owns the company where she’s invisible.

A New Year’s Eve disaster turns into a moment that feels almost like fate: a broken heel, a storm, and a powerful man watching her like he sees something no one else ever has. But when her mother’s health collapses and Abigail’s world shatters, Henry makes an offer no sane woman could accept—a six-month contract to become his flawless, devoted fiancée. A business arrangement meant to save his empire… and her mother’s life.

Thrown into his penthouse world of glass, shadows, and secrets, Abigail discovers the truth behind the billionaire myth: a lonely, guarded man who protects everything except himself. Their arrangement should have stayed cold. Professional. Untouched. But every stolen glance, every whispered moment under the storm, every unexpected brush of his hand pulls them deeper into a connection neither of them can control.

When a ruthless rival threatens to expose their contract and destroy them both, Abigail is forced to choose between hiding in the shadows or stepping into the light with the one man she was never meant to love. And Henry? He’ll have to decide if he’s willing to risk everything—including his heart—to keep her by his side.

Prepare for dangerous chemistry, emotional tension, and a slow-burn billionaire obsession you won’t forget. ❤️‍🔥✨

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