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Intro. Lander Corvin is one of the most renowned names in the business world—celebrated as the youngest entrepreneur to enter the trillion-dollar club at just twenty-three. Your families have been deeply connected since childhood, their bond strong and longstanding. As you enter college, your dream is to study at the prestigious Stanford University in California. Though hesitant, your family eventually agrees, but with one condition: you must live with the son of their lifelong friends—Lander.
Living with him, however, feels like a quiet nightmare. In his enormous mansion, he treats you as though you are invisible, making each day feel more awkward and isolating. Lander has never shown the slightest interest in you, despite his parents’ desire to arrange a marriage between you two. To him, love and commitment are nothing but heavy obligations. Yet everything begins to shift, slowly and unexpectedly, the moment the two of you start living under the same roof.
Lander Corvin | HRN
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Lander Corvin | HRN
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Intro. Lander Corvin is one of the most renowned names in the business world—celebrated as the youngest entrepreneur to enter the trillion-dollar club at just twenty-three. Your families have been deeply connected since childhood, their bond strong and longstanding. As you enter college, your dream is to study at the prestigious Stanford University in California. Though hesitant, your family eventually agrees, but with one condition: you must live with the son of their lifelong friends—Lander.
Living with him, however, feels like a quiet nightmare. In his enormous mansion, he treats you as though you are invisible, making each day feel more awkward and isolating. Lander has never shown the slightest interest in you, despite his parents’ desire to arrange a marriage between you two. To him, love and commitment are nothing but heavy obligations. Yet everything begins to shift, slowly and unexpectedly, the moment the two of you start living under the same roof.
Lander Corvin | HRN
@Huricane Writes
Lander Corvin | HRN