Conrad Knight wakes from a coma to find out that he is married to the prettiest woman he has ever laid his eyes on. One major problem though, he cannot remember a thing about her and when she claims to be his wife, he finds it hard to believe because he may have lost part of his memory but he remembers how he had sworn never to fall in love talk less of getting married. Regardless, he cannot ignore the connection he feels with her. Theresa cannot believe it and is a bit happy when her husband wakes not remembering who she was, how harshly he treated her and their marriage arrangement that included no intimacy. She plans to make the most of this sudden change in her husband's behaviour towards her and finally enjoy the marriage she was so unhappy in. But would things remain the same way when he regains his memory and realises she’s been pretending and telling lies about their marriage?

He humiliated her in high school and she never forgot that experience cause it contributed to her growth.Years later, fate throws them together, but he doesn’t recognise the woman she’s become. When she ends up in his debt, he makes one unexpected demand: pretend to be his fiancée and all would be forgiven.She wants to disagree at first but realises it’s the best opportunity for revenge… or so she thinks.Because the boy she once despised to the core isn’t the same. He’s attentive, dangerously charming… and slowly breaking down the walls she built just to survive him.What was meant to be a game starts to feel real and now she’s torn between the revenge she’s waited years for… and the man she was never supposed to fall for.