The Provision

She holds the clause that can make or break a $47 billion deal. The question is: what does she want in return?

Jessa Hartwell spent eleven months building the most important IP framework in European merger history. Then her law firm sold her work, fired her in seventeen words, and left her holding the only authenticated copy.

Both men need it.

Nikolai Voss is the kind of man who catalogues exits before he enters a room — controlled, precise, certain in the way that makes a room reorganize itself around him. He brings her coffee before she wakes up. He reads contracts for pleasure. He decided what he wanted and acted on it without a wasted word.

Rex Callahan makes decisions in three seconds and acts on impulse and has been running his hands through his hair since 7 a.m. He spotted the solution before anyone else in the room. He asked for what he wanted without dressing it up.

Jessa negotiates her own terms: one retainer from each side, the document delivered neutral, the deal closed clean. Four days in a Monaco penthouse suite. Four days of not looking too closely at either of them.

She looked.

The Provision is a steamy billionaire romance featuring a why-choose MFM arrangement, forced proximity in a luxury penthouse, enemies-adjacent slow burn, and two powerful men who both want the same woman — and each other's company more than they'd ever admit. No cheating. HEA guaranteed.