"TØXÎC HUMÅNÏTŸ" Lolanne Roosevelt, a barista with a tumultuous past, keeps herself guarded, her resilience shaped by a difficult childhood. Life feels simple, if a bit lonely, until Nelton Grey steps into her world. Nelton, a high-profile CEO known for his influence and enigmatic presence, instantly catches her attention-not just for his polished, powerful image but also for the mystery that seems to follow him. Despite her rough exterior, Lolanne is intrigued by his contrasting lifestyle and curious about the parts of himself he hides from the public eye. Their daily encounters at the coffee shop shift from polite exchanges to a mutual fascination, with Lolanne drawn to his composure and his surprising warmth beneath the CEO persona. Nelton, in turn, finds Lolanne's wit and honesty refreshing in a world that only sees him for his wealth and status. As they grow closer, their dynamic is a mix of sharp edges and surprising vulnerability. Lolanne can't resist learning more about this man who somehow sees through her defenses, while Nelton is captivated by her strength and the freedom she has to speak her mind. Their connection deepens, but they're each wary of how much to reveal, held back by old wounds and the different worlds they come from. In a story of romance and raw humanity, Lolanne and Nelton must confront their guarded hearts and toxic patterns. Together, they discover whether they can find real intimacy despite the shadows of their pasts or if their fears and opposing lives will drive them apart.

When Bonnie Bennett is asked to pretend having feelings for Kol, she didn't think it would've been that hard. He was nothing from the egotistic jerk he let everyone see. Everything was an act. Never Bonnie would've thought that Kol could be the one that he was. Will she keep pretending ?