Lost in May, Chasing a Forbidden

Olivia Ace Amora Lee, a woman of only twenty years, has already etched her name into the annals of success. She stands as a paragon of ambition and excellence, a young yet formidable CEO of a renowned company. Even as she navigates the demanding corridors of corporate power, she remains a diligent student, a third-year Business major at Silverstein University. Her journey is a symphony of brilliance and determination, each note played with unwavering confidence.

In the public eye, Olivia is an epitome of self-assurance. She moves with a grace that commands attention, her presence magnetic and her intellect sharp as a blade. The boardrooms she enters are hers before she even speaks, for she wields the power of vision and the authority of accomplishment. Her age belies her wisdom; her youth is but a facade, hiding the depths of experience gained from battles fought and won in the unforgiving world of business.

Olivia is more than a mere success story; she is a force of nature. Her confidence is not merely an outward show, but a reflection of an unshakeable belief in her abilities. Her decisions are guided by a sharp mind and a heart that has learned to guard itself well.

She plays love as if it were a game of chess, calculating every move, aware of every potential loss. She doesn't believe in the fairytale promises of love, for it once ensnared her, leaving scars that she wears as reminders. Instead, she dances with it, a player who knows the rules, who knows how to win, and most importantly, who knows how to walk away unscathed.

She always believed she knew herself, her desires, her boundaries. She had navigated life with a clear understanding of who she was, a straight line drawn in the sand. But that certainty wavered the day her father's new wife entered her life.
She was a woman of elegance, enigmatic in her allure, with a presence that seemed to unsettle the very ground Olivia stood on.