She hid his children to keep them alive. Now he has found them. Six years ago, Leni Falk vanished from the life of billionaire Jorin Weiss with one message in her pocket: If you tell him, your children will not survive. Now Ansel and Elin are six, and they can sense sickness through a wilting petal. Leni has taught them one rule: never let anyone see. Then a dying man falls at her gate, and two small children break that rule to save him. Someone takes a photograph. It reaches Jorin, who has spent six years believing she left him by choice. One look at a boy's eyes tells him everything. It also reaches his uncle, who has been waiting for exactly these children since before they were born. Jorin wants answers. Leni cannot give them without risking everything. Under the anger there is still love, and that is the most dangerous thing between them. Somebody in his family decided these children should never exist. Somebody still intends to use them. And the forbidden flower has begun to bloom.