It was so easy to take Amelie out of context: She's the daughter of Roberto Argento who killed Cerys' parents. She's the daughter of Anastasia Smith who is a popular model and Roberto's mistress. She wasn't smart compared to her circle of friends. And she was the flirt who seduced the guy who once loved her best friend. It was just as easy to misunderstand Yi-an for being perfect. He's the only son of the owners of the Lauvière Group, a global multi-industry empire. Calling him perfect is almost an understatement---he's brilliant, composed, and damn emotionally intelligent too. But Amelie never chose her parents, and Yi-an never chose to be the only son of two geniuses and powerhouse moguls. Amelie never wanted to study Bioengineering, and Yi-an was simply too good at hiding everything he truly felt. Two broken people caught in the disaster of other people's destinies that are shaped by old stories and promises---Amelie and Yi-an stood outside a tale they barely understand. And somehow, it made sense to cling to each other. To become each other's anchor. Each other's comfort. Until one mistake becomes a secret that spirals into something dangerous. It should've been easy, as she knew exactly what she wanted. But some choices crack in all the wrong places, and some consequences fall on people who were never meant to be part of their dilemma to begin with. So, when everything finally collapses, Amelie had no choice but to choose between her blood or the people who became her home.