Waltz of the Heart

In a quiet village nestled at the edge of a sprawling forest, Ivy lives a simple, contented life. She spends her days tending to the orchard, caring for the animals, and living in harmony with the land. But her peaceful world is shaken when her parents announce that she is to marry a man she has never met-a man chosen for her by family obligation and tradition.

Dominic Sinclair, the son of a respected family, arrives in the village as a stranger. Stoic and bound by duty, he is not the man Ivy envisioned for her life. Their marriage, arranged and practical, is founded on nothing more than family duty. But as the seasons change, so do they.

Slowly, over time, the two learn the steps to a dance they never anticipated. They may have started as strangers, but with each quiet moment shared between them-each conversation, each tender gesture-the walls they built around their hearts begin to crumble. What begins as a silent arrangement blooms into something more. Through misunderstandings, vulnerability, and unexpected tenderness, Ivy and Dominic will discover that love is not something forced or willed into being; it is a slow waltz-a delicate, beautiful unfolding of two hearts learning to move together.