"Denial is the drug of those who refuse to die alone." Samira did not love Brice; she tried to colonize him. She translated her contempt as mystery, her silences as modesty, and her total lack of interest as an invitation to always do more. She violated this man's space with forced kindness and home-cooked meals, convinced that her devotion would eventually subdue him. She confused perseverance with harassment. She believed that her desire alone was enough for two. It took scratching her skin in shame, alone under the shower spray after a night of indifference, to realize the horrible truth: a man's "No" is not a riddle to be solved; it is a door slammed in the face of the insistent. Discover the autopsy of an obsession where dignity no longer has a place. Because forcing oneself where one is not wanted is not love; it is indecency.

At sixteen, Prunelle believes in fate the moment her eyes meet Malick's in a crowded hallway. What begins as a fleeting glance quickly turns into a love story that feels timeless. But in her family, love is never simple it comes with rules, expectations, and a price. Surrounded by sisters whose words carry quiet bitterness and parents who leave her with no space to breathe, Prunelle is forced to guard her inner world like a secret garden no one else is allowed to enter. Two years later, Malick is everything anyone could ever wish for. A future doctor. Attentive. Generous. The perfect man... at least in everyone else's eyes. But behind the flawless image lies a truth only Prunelle knows one filled with raised voices, tension, and sudden, unpredictable anger. While everyone around her pushes her toward the man they've already chosen for her, Prunelle is left to face a question that could change everything: Is love enough to stay? Or does she have to break free to finally find peace? Volume 1 of an emotional and powerful journey about love, silence, and the painful realization that sometimes... love is not enough.