Collision Course

Adrian Cross is a twenty-four-year-old architect whose career dreams hinge on a single interview at Wolfe & Associates, the East Coast's most prestigious firm. He is immediately captivated by the firm's brilliant, demanding, and devastatingly attractive CEO, Dominic Wolfe. The professional relationship is instantly charged with an undeniable, visceral attraction that both men struggle to contain. Adrian secures the job and quickly proves his worth, impressing Dominic with his unique vision for the firm's flagship project, the Meridian Tower.
The intense professional collaboration soon gives way to a forbidden, secret affair. Their late-night work sessions turn into passionate encounters, and they establish a dangerous set of rules: absolute professionalism in the office, and complete intimacy in private. Adrian's rapid ascent in the firm, fueled by his talent and Dominic's mentorship, sparks jealousy and rumors among the senior staff. Despite the risks, their bond deepens, and they confess their love, acknowledging the impossibility of their situation.
The collision course they are on finally hits when a major investor, Martin Chen, exposes their relationship, threatening to pull his hundred-million-dollar investment from the Meridian Tower project. To save Dominic's company and career, Adrian makes the heartbreaking decision to resign and cut off all contact.
Adrian's career is seemingly destroyed, but he is given a lifeline when he is offered a senior architect position at a rival firm, Han & Associates. He soon discovers that Dominic, in a selfless act of love, had recommended him for the job, prioritizing Adrian's future over his own desire to keep him close. Reconciled and committed, Adrian and Dominic choose to build a future together, no longer hiding their love. Six months later, they are thriving, both professionally and personally, having proven that their love is strong enough to survive the fallout of their professional "collision course."