Blair, 17, is like a blank slate. She can't remember her past, but everyone says she's always been sweet and innocent. Then she discovers a hidden ritual, something mysterious and kind of scary. This ritual is tied to her 18th birthday, when she's supposed to find her "mate" - someone she's destined to be with. Turning 18, Blair starts searching. She's excited, but every time she gets close, something blocks her. It's like there's an invisible wall, making her lose hope. The more she tries, the more she feels like she'll never find him. Little does she know, he's been there all along. Scott is like her knight in shining armor. He's always been watching over Blair, patiently waiting for her. He knows who her "mate" is-it's him-but he has to keep a secret. To protect her from something dangerous, he has to make her think he doesn't care. He hurts her on purpose, even though it breaks his own heart. They are about to get thrown into a world of crazy stuff. Big secrets from the past are about to come out. What are the big lies they will uncover? How will Blair and Scott deal with all the darkness coming their way, and the lies that led them here?

Dark is on a quest to regain Red's trust, who was once the love of his life. However, his mission becomes complicated when he starts to uncover mysterious and potentially dangerous secrets about his own family, particularly his mother and father. As Dark delves deeper into the secrets of his past, he begins to question his own identity and the people around him. Meanwhile, he is not cautious of his father's intentions and finds himself dragged into the twisted web of their family secrets. The story must tackle themes of trust, identity, family secrets, and redemption. It will explore the question of how much one is willing to sacrifice for the truth and the consequences of one's actions. In the end, Dark and Red must confront their pasts and decide whether they can overcome the dark secrets that have been holding them back or if they will be forever consumed by them. The story must also highlight the importance of forgiveness, understanding, and second chances.