After six years of building what seemed like a perfect marriage, everything falls apart when a photograph surfaces - one that appears to show Engfa kissing another woman in a nightclub. Charlotte, still haunted by the wounds of past betrayal, refuses to listen to any explanation. Without hesitation, she files for divorce, convinced that Engfa has cheated on her. But Engfa insists the incident is not what it seems. She claims it was a trap, carefully orchestrated to ruin her career and destroy her life. No matter what she says, however, Charlotte refuses to believe her. When the court finalizes their divorce, full custody of Ara is granted to Charlotte, while Engfa is only allowed to see her daughter once a week. The separation does not only shatter two hearts that once loved each other deeply - it also leaves a wound inside a little girl who cannot understand why her family has been torn apart. And somewhere between broken love and trust that no longer exists, one question remains unanswered - Was everything truly over...or were they still about us, only lost inside wounds that never had the chance to heal ?

The contract said firstborn must marry firstborn. Everyone assumed that meant her brother. It didn't. Engfa Waraha - cold, brilliant, and invisible her whole life - was never meant to inherit the throne of her family's empire... until a loophole forces her into a marriage with Charlotte Austin, the rebellious heiress who just publicly refused her groom. The deal is simple: fake the marriage, save the company, divorce in a year. The problem? Charlotte is chaos. engfa is control. the more they pretend to be in love. the harder it gets to pretend they aren't.