When two powerful business men seal a deal with a betrothal, their children and heirs to their companies are forced into a marriage they know nothing about. Eliot Everett who just succeeded his father’s company and is working extra hard to prove himself, and Naya Belmont, an independent and stubborn woman, find themselves bound by a contract rather than love. Angered but without a say in their parents' decision, they agree to a quiet marriage, living together but leading separate lives, barely acknowledging each other. As time passes, Eliot begins to see Naya for who she truly is, beautiful, strong and passionate. He falls first, his quiet attraction growing despite her cold indifference. Meanwhile, Naya resists, not ready or willing to accept the marriage as anything more than an obligation, a signed contract. After series of unplanned moments of vulnerability, Eliot’s soft and quiet love and her yearning to be touched, her walls begin to crumble. When love finally finds them both, they choose to rewrite their story—this time on their own terms. With a public wedding and vows spoken from the heart, they accept their new beginning. And when fate blesses them with twins, their once-forced union becomes the greatest unexpected love story ever written.