I HATE HER...right?

In a city ruled by money, power, and fear, two women stand at the very top of their respective empires.
Sina Reys, the brilliant and ruthless CEO who inherited her father's vast business empire, and Celestine, the infamous mafia heiress who rose to become the city's most powerful crime boss, have spent years as sworn enemies. Their rivalry became legendary-public battles hidden behind polished smiles, sharp words disguised as polite conversation, and a mutual refusal to back down.
Yet fate, or rather a decades-old promise made by their mothers, binds them together in marriage.
To the outside world, they are the perfect power couple: wealthy, influential, untouchable. Behind closed doors, however, they live separate lives under the same roof, sharing only a surname and a carefully maintained illusion. Every interaction is a battlefield where pride clashes with pride and neither woman is willing to surrender.
But beneath the hostility lies something far more dangerous.
In the quiet moments between wars-on moonlit rooftops and sleepless nights-they begin to see the reflections of themselves in each other. Both burdened by expectations, both trapped by the legacies they inherited, and both carrying loneliness behind their crowns. What starts as resentment slowly blurs into fascination, forcing them to confront feelings neither wishes to acknowledge.
As business and crime intertwine, Sina and Celestine find themselves caught between duty and desire, rivalry and understanding. They remain enemies, wives, opposites, and equals-two forces so powerful that they cannot exist peacefully apart, yet cannot truly walk away from one another.
The city sees them as a power couple.
They see each other as war.
And perhaps, someday, as home.