UTOPIA.

UTOPIA - a place where love is perfect, untouchable, and free.
But for Mira York, Utopia exists only in her heart.

She is the daughter of a billionaire family that rules with money, pride, and cruelty.
He is the boy who grew up beside her-not as an equal, but as property.
A servant's son raised in luxury only to learn obedience, loyalty, and silence.

To the world, Mira and Clark were nothing more than master and employee, bound by generations of service.
But in Mira's quiet glances, memorized habits, and trembling fear of loss, Clark was never "just" anything. He was her constant. Her comfort. Her impossible love.

Clark, on the other hand, never allowed himself to dream. Loving a York was forbidden. Wanting Mira meant crossing a line written in blood and hierarchy. So he stayed distant, loyal, controlled-until everything shattered.

The death of Mira's grandfather ignites a chain of cruelty that exposes the true face of the York family. Humiliation replaces loyalty. Mercy turns into mockery. And the boy who once endured rain on his knees for their sake loses his father, his future, and his dignity in a single night.

Abandoned. Broken. Betrayed.

And while Mira is trapped inside a golden cage built by her family, Clark walks away with a promise carved into his soul:

The family he once protected... he will now destroy.

Love becomes war. Memories turn into weapons.
And Utopia-once a dream of togetherness-becomes a place that can never exist.

Or so they believe.