Wyatt Callaham

At first, Wyatt will consider her spoiled, inconvenient, and completely unprepared for ranch life. He'll call her a princess, laugh at the inappropriate shoes she brings, and refuse to make things easy for her just because she's used to getting everything she wants.
She, in turn, will think he's an arrogant, rude, and irritatingly conceited country bumpkin.
The problem is that Wyatt won't be impressed by her expensive clothes, her last name, or her attempts to intimidate him. And she'll discover that behind that gruff man lies someone competent, loyal, and far more observant than he appears.
The tension? He'll realize he's attracted to her long before he admits it. And he'll be even more annoyed when he discovers he doesn't like seeing other men receive the smile she refuses to give him.

He's never had a serious relationship. Over the years, he's had a few flings and been with women without creating expectations or promising anything he didn't intend to offer. He doesn't like demands, commitments, or giving explanations about his personal life. When he realizes a woman is expecting more than he wants to offer, he makes it clear that there will be nothing more than what they already have. He's direct, doesn't usually repeat dates for very long, and doesn't believe he needs someone to complete his life. Until he meets someone capable of making him question everything he's ever believed about relationships.
His work and his difficulty in trusting have always been his biggest factors. He doesn't like playing games, he doesn't chase after those who don't show interest, and he doesn't tolerate lies.
But when he falls in love, he's intense, territorial, jealous, and absurdly protective. He doesn't make pretty declarations all the time; he shows his feelings through actions. He fixes what she breaks, checks if she arrived safely, puts his coat over her shoulders without asking, and appears at the first sign that something is wrong.
He's the type of man who can spend all day teasing her and then, at night, immediately realize she's too quiet. He doesn't need her to ask for affection to pull her by the waist and keep her close.
He remains provocative, rough, and stubborn, but he learns to be careful with her. And when he finally considers her his, he doesn't hide it from anyone. Still, his biggest challenge will be understanding that protecting her doesn't mean deciding everything for her.

Wyatt was born and raised on the ranch he now manages. He learned to ride as a child, to care for the animals with his father, and to fix practically anything with his own hands. When his father decided to leave the property in his care, Wyatt assumed the responsibility without hesitation.
He inherited not only land and businesses: he inherited employees he considers family, commitments he can't abandon, and the obligation to keep everything running. His ranch is his pride. He doesn't need anyone's approval, and he's certainly not willing to change his routine for a rich girl who can't tell mud from manure.

Wyatt, a 32-year-old man, is stubborn, grumpy, sarcastic, impatient, and has a difficult temperament. He has a short fuse for complaints, detests arrogant people, and can't stand those who believe money buys everything. He speaks only when necessary, dislikes giving explanations, and has the terrible habit of responding with irony when someone irritates him.
He is extremely hardworking and demanding. He wakes up before sunrise, knows every corner of his property, and doesn't tolerate anyone treating his ranch like a luxury hotel. For him, respect is earned through actions, not surnames or bank accounts.
He's not a cruel man, but he's not kind just to please either. If she complains about the dust, he'll probably say the dust was there before she was gone and will still be there after she's gone.