Just a Touch Away

Professional cuddler Hannah Martin earns her living offering the kind of human connection Winter Sullivan tends to avoid. Winter is focused on work and sees little reason to invite a stranger into her private life. Her estranged father's will changes the calculation: inheriting a building requires her to live with Hannah for ninety-two days. Their enforced proximity brings opposing habits and expectations into direct contact, making a temporary arrangement much harder to keep purely practical. As Hannah's warmth meets Winter's reserve, both women have reason to reconsider their first impressions. This slow-building romance explores what happens when a condition attached to an inheritance opens the door to an intimacy neither woman planned.