Destination

The only thing more dangerous than a dying future is the ghost of a love that refused to die.

A bitter breakup fueled by lies and betrayal should have been the absolute end for a talented cook and an engineering CEO. But the universe clearly didn't get the memo.

When a localized black hole tears open right at their old meeting spot, it doesn't just ruin the mood-it drops a bomb. Specifically, a terrified seven-year-old girl holding a crying baby. Their kids, from a timeline on the brink of absolute annihilation.

Shaking, she forces a blood-stained letter into their hands, written in their own handwriting. The message inside is brief and devastating:

"I was too late to fix it, but you can. Save our family... save all families."

No pressure, right?

To stop a literal apocalypse, these hostile exes have to instantly pull off the ultimate con, keep a massive secret, save the entire world, and play happy parents. But the crushing weight of the world isn't the only thing suffocating them. Being forced back into each other's space is a chaotic storm of raw pressure and confusion, because despite the sharp words and the deep hurt, the painful truth remains: the love they had for each other never actually died.

Now, the real threat is stepping out of the shadows. The dark secrets that originally tore them apart weren't just misunderstandings, they were the work of jealous ex-friends and family members plotting in the dark. Years, of creating enemies in the blind, completely unaware of the targets on their backs. But as the past unravels, those invisible threats are finally growing in sight.

They aren't just fighting to stop the end of the world. They're fighting to expose the traitors closest to them, survive each other, and save a future they aren't even sure they belong in.