In a unfortunate turn of events, Jane Austen, a talented writer, found herself entangled in a situation with Damien Wolfe, a wealthy magnate. Their relationship began as a short-lived dalliance, but it took an unexpected dark turn when Jane was unknowingly drugged by a colleague within the film industry. Now, Damien is taking legal action against Jane, alleging that she coerced him into a non-consensual encounter. Faced with mounting financial pressure due to her brother's medical bills, Jane reluctantly agrees to settle the matter by agreeing to marry Damien. The terms of their unusual arrangement are a two-year marriage contract, void of any physical intimacy or extramarital affairs. It's a challenging path for both parties to navigate, filled with questions about trust and adherence to their commitment. Meanwhile, Ciara Tyla, the individual responsible for Jane's incapacitation, becomes a central figure in this complex web of consequences. As the story unfolds, it remains to be seen how these characters' lives will unfold and how justice, or lack thereof, will be served.
