I’m His System—And He Hates Love
I’m His System—And He Hates Love

I’m His System—And He Hates Love

Sci-Fi 6 Chs Ongoing 89 Views
Author: Annette Baxter
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Falling for a workaholic is hard—falling for one when you’re a snarky, unlucky system stuck haunting his every move? Impossible might be an understatement. When my host died (again), I landed in Grant’s world—a cold-blooded heir with a talent for killing hosts and ignoring romance. Now, I’m invisible, broke, and desperate to earn my bonus by making the world’s most emotionally unavailable man fall in love. But as ghosts gather, schemes brew, and family secrets threaten to drag us both under, I realize: sometimes even a system wants to stay. Can I break Grant’s icy heart before I vanish for good, or am I just another line of code doomed to fade away?

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