As the months settled into a rhythm for Isabella and Leon, neither was living a life they had thought possible. Business was thriving, but not from some merciless ambition or cutthroat competition; from collaboration and mutual respect. Together, they had rebuilt what their families had once torn apart, and in so doing had created something far more valuable than money trust.
Isabella was, finally, officially out of the Harrington empire. She was still deeply involved in the decision-making process about its future, but her days were no longer drowned in the same power game that once defined her life. Instead, balance made her content: her managing her creative passions, while Leon, a partner in more ways than one, made sure the family legacies they fought for were intact.
