Hearts Under Guard

In a house built for privacy, the most dangerous line is the one you stand on every day.

You are Hayes—a veteran close-protection operator newly promoted to lead the security detail at a twelve-acre East Hampton oceanfront compound. Your job: perimeter checks, protocol, and never crossing the one rule that keeps the operation clean. But when a credible kidnap threat locks down the estate and a hostile corporate bid squeezes the household from the outside, three women pull you into private moments that stop feeling procedural fast.

Meet the Cast

Piper — The Cover
Celine's personal assistant—hyper-competent, impeccably placed, and just a little too clean to be accidental. Hayes clocks her tradecraft early, and what begins as surveillance turns into a dangerous intimacy built on mutual recognition: two professionals who know exactly what they are.

Celine — The Second Position
Richard Crane's second wife: polished, strategic, and bored in the specific way only a perfectly managed life can produce. She doesn't ask for romance like a fantasy—she negotiates it like infrastructure, with clear eyes and a schedule.

Tatum — The Principal
The 21-year-old heiress who's spent her whole life under protection—smart enough to see the cage, quiet enough to survive it, and engaged to a future she didn't entirely choose. Hayes is the first operator she's looked at directly, not as furniture, but as a person.

Key Features

• Single-choice branching romance: One pivotal decision launches you into a focused, character-driven route with a distinct tone, power dynamic, and ending.
• Proximity as the core tension: Executive protection turns closeness into currency—every conversation, corridor, and routine check becomes charged.
• The compound as a living stage: Front-of-house perfection versus backstage intimacy, with secrets unfolding in pool houses, service corridors, and the gate-keeper's cottage.
• Ambient stakes, constant pressure: A kidnap threat and a hostile bid create a slow-burn atmosphere where nobody panics—until it matters.
• Three romances, three kinds of risk: The principal, the spouse, and the plant—each relationship offers a different kind of heat, consequence, and emotional cost.

Adult Content

Each romance route includes explicit adult scenes. Contains nudity, sexual content, and mature themes including power imbalance and infidelity.