Kira Mae Valentine was the beautiful daughter of the famous American-Cuban businessman Ricardo Valentine. His name was known all over the corporate world. Kira spent her formative years immersed in the arts in Argentina, where she was born by her deceased mother, who was of Argentinean descent. Her performance, poetry, and painting skills gave her the air of a goddess fashioned from the most idealized visions of imagination. However, danger lurked beneath the surface of her privileged life if the Valentine family had been marked by formidable enemies, and her world was on the brink of collapsing. A mercenary assigned his son, a charming and charismatic Frenchman with unmatched discipline and compassion, to protect the girl from an organization run by a vicious tycoon. Victor Chevalier was an elegant and courageous soldier who dedicated his life to saving others. When Kira was only ten years old, she met the man who would grow up to be her protector, mentor, and rock in an otherwise chaotic world. Throughout those eight years, Victor was there for her, protecting her and helping her grow into a confident woman. Underneath his cool discipline and elegancy, Kira felt a comfort and security she could never describe. But as the clock struck eighteen, destiny decreed that they part ways. He accomplished his goal. She had no danger. And then he vanished. Their goodbye was subdued yet heartbreaking. Victor only left her a game and a promise, but the goal was to keep her light alive even when he was gone. Kira, haunted by his disappearance and the enigma surrounding her parents' demise, bravely sought out the truth. With a radiant smile that was more of a promise than a mask, she faced the world, guided by the memories of the Frenchman who had once protected her heart. She learns that love is the most perilous secret there is and that joy itself is a rebellion as she seeks answers.

"So, you've been communicating with your heavenly mother through letter writing? She has read every word, so you should just stop, mon ami. It's not that I want to keep you quiet. She's proud of the girl you've become," Kira Valentine's heart started to open again the second those kind words were spoken. These belonged to the same Frenchman who had looked after her for eight years, a gentleman whose generosity endured even after he went away. "If I were you, I'd write more letters - not just to your mother, but to your future self. She'll be happy to meet you one day." Since then, Kira filled page after page with her thoughts, dreams, and unspoken emotions. What began as letters to her mother evolved into letters to Victor - some sent, most never - each one a fragment of her heart. Through them, she documented her growth, her doubts, her longing, and her strength. Every letter became an expression of who she had been and who she hoped to become - like her own ethical guide carved in ink. They recorded her growth from the frightened girl he once protected to the young woman who was able to endure on her own, even if it meant standing in pain. For Kira Valentine, those twenty letters were more than merely emotions, they were proof that affection, even when concealed, can still find its way home.