When Herbert Horne wrapped his arms around his new lover and sneered, "You're just a stand-in, but I'm feeling generous—how about a threesome?" Giselle Gallardo realized the man she had loved for five years was never worth her devotion. That was when Giselle walked away without looking back, leaving heartbreak behind to reclaim her life and focus on her career. Returning to the stage, she captivates the world, becoming an icon of grace and independence. With countless admirers vying for her attention, her rise is unstoppable. A year later, Herbert tried to claw his way back, wielding desperation as his final weapon. "Gigi, I miss you. If you don't see me, I'd rather die." But the voice on the other end of the line wasn't hers—it was a man's, laced with mockery. "Sorry, my girlfriend's in the shower. If you want to die, be my guest." From that moment on, Gigi's life was surrounded by admirers, but never again would it include him.