Crossing the Line

I came to win a case, not to lose myself. In the high-stakes world of litigation, I've always played by the rules, but nothing could have prepared me for Jackson Ward. Brilliant, unrelenting, and infuriatingly magnetic, he's not just my rival in court-he's become a complication I never saw coming. With every argument, every cross-examination, I'm reminded that this isn't just a fight for justice; it's a battle between heart and logic.
And as lines blur between competition and connection, I'm forced to question everything I thought I wanted. Can I stay focused on the case when Jackson keeps pulling me closer? Or is the real challenge figuring out how to win without losing myself to him?