When Hogan is forced to spend a weekend at his dad's new girlfriend's house in the countryside, he isn't expecting much beyond awkward conversations and simmering resentment. But when he meets Raphaella, his soon-to-be stepsister, everything changes.
Raphaella is quiet, guarded-just like Hogan. They both resent the idea of their parents' relationship, but as they're thrown together to entertain Hogan's little sister, an unexpected connection begins to grow. Hogan finds himself drawn to Raphaella in ways he never expected, even though he knows it's wrong. After all, he already has a girlfriend, and Raphaella could soon be family.
As Hogan grapples with grief, loyalty, and forbidden feelings, he must navigate the blurred lines between family and something more. But as the tension between them rises, Hogan realizes that Raphaella might be feeling the same way. In a world where everything seems to be changing too fast, Hogan will have to decide what matters most: the family he's trying to hold onto, or the connection he can't ignore.
Kiara, a girl, who was sent to an abusive school, just because everyone thought she tried to kill her twin.
She became one of the best underworld fighter. She wanted someone to trust her, someone she could cry in front of and tell how much she had to went through but she had no one in the process.
She was bought back after 11 years, on her mother's family.
And as she thought she was welcomed by hatred, after so many years.
The last thing, she would do was trust her real family, which includes 5 brothers, a sister and a father.
She wanted to go back to that abusive school of her's because it was better to live with some strangers who used to abuse her, then her own family become stranger and hate her.
Also in the way, she finds a guy whom she starts loving.