A wrong number.
A message that should have ended.
It didn't.
June Bellamy doesn't do chaos.
She fixes it.
So when a stranger's emergency lands in her phone, she corrects it, walks away-
-and somehow ends up in the rain helping a man find his brother before something worse happens.
That should have been the end.
It wasn't.
Gavin Sorrell lives in damage control.
Family. Business. Consequences that don't stay contained.
He doesn't expect to hear from June again.
But she doesn't disappear.
And neither does what started that night.
Because some mistakes don't stay mistakes.
They become patterns.
Leverage.
Access.
When June realizes she wasn't just accidentally pulled in-she was kept-
the rules change.
And walking away stops being simple.
Now the question isn't:
Why did this happen?
It's:
At what point does staying become a choice?
Wrong Number is a sharp, slow-burn contemporary romance about boundaries, control, and the cost of stepping into someone else's life when you weren't invited-but don't leave.