I Hate This Clause (Fifty Floors Above Hate, Book 6)

They were already falling apart. Then the clause made it official.

“Every war has a winner. The damage decides who that is.”
— Amara Quinn’s Personal Journal

Tessa Raye and Cassian Wolfe have thirty days to choose. Not between projects. Not between strategies. Between love and legacy.

Because Will Thornhill built a trap into his will—one final clause designed to force the truth:

Stay together and lose everything… or walk away and keep the Tower.

They can’t discuss it. They can’t coordinate. They can’t even admit what they are.

So Tessa and Cassian choose sides. Not publicly. Not cleanly. And not without cost. If the Conglomerate wants a war, they’ll give them one. The only question is whether that war is with each other—or with everyone else.

One thing is certain: it will cost them more than either of them planned to lose.

This isn’t a love story. It’s the part where the damage becomes permanent.

Perfect for readers who crave:
✔ Billionaire enemies-to-lovers tension (still with teeth)
✔ Corporate power games, traps, and ruthless legacy stakes
✔ Forced separation / “we can’t choose each other” agony
✔ Open-door spice with emotional fallout
✔ A slow-burn that turns into war

I Hate This Clause is the sixth novella in the Fifty Floors Above Hate series.

For mature readers (18+).