The Nuptial Agreement

Kate tells herself it's just business. A calculated move to claim the empire that's expected to be hers.

Enzio is just a contractual partner. Their marriage is a performance-laced with lies, rehearsed smiles, and carefully timed gestures. They built it together.

But time has a way of warping intentions.

The lunches they share begin to stretch longer. The silences between them grow heavier, not with discomfort, but with something unspoken. A glance lingers too long. A touch feels too real. And suddenly, the lines between duty and desire blur.

Kate, who once agreed to play pretend, finds herself caught in a role she no longer understands. The script is slipping from her fingers. And Enzio, seems to be rewriting his lines too