The non-existent edge to our love triangle

What would you do if you found out that the person you are in love with is non-existent, has been deceased for a decade, and is being used as a mask of a person that you have always trusted?

Diane Chera Valdez is Audrie Chera Valdez eldest and only sister. Though many people can tell the two apart, one artistic responsible ate and one is Dependent academic Trian wreck, they are still two peas in a pod, inseparable in every sense.

But when Dianne left Audrie's life because of an accident, it seemed she was never truly gone. Every morning, Audrie thinks of her, breathes for her, even lives to fulfill the unfinished dreams her sister left behind (her bucket list).

Then a mysterious young man named George Emilio Ponce enters Audrie's life, and for the first time, someone seems able to glimpse the truth of who Audrie Chera really is.

But there is a conflict.

George falls in love not with Audrie herself, but with a deceiving persona, a duplicate, a living echo of her long dead sister Diane.

What happens when love is built on grief, memory, and impersonation?

What happens when the person you love is in love with a persona you just created?

Because Audrie is torn between preserving her sister's ghost and revealing the girl beneath it.

And George may have fallen not for a lie, but for a girl hiding inside one.