We both know

High above the city streets, in a sanctuary of glass and concrete, Leonardo doesn't just design skyscrapers-he masters them. He is precise, arrogant, and accustomed to dictating the terms. Every move is calculated, and every flaw in his plan is instantly mended.

Liliana is a fire hidden beneath a mask of cool professionalism. Sent by the board to salvage a project destined for failure, she is prepared for anything. For absurd deadlines, for a boss's snide remarks, for the fight over every cent. She was not, however, prepared for the man sitting on the other side of the mahogany desk.

It was supposed to be pure business. A battle of budgets, schedules, and competence. But one ruined coat, an accidental touch, and a late-night message change everything.

Leo plays the long game. Liliana sticks to the rules. But as the tension becomes as tangible as the concrete walls surrounding them, they both begin to realize one thing:

Love was not part of the plan. But it might be the only thing that survives.