Bella Harrison, 25 years old, business tycoon and last daughter of the Harrison, was back to the city she hated the most. After a conspiracy of drug abuse was made against her family ten years ago, she was made to take the fault in place of her twin sister. Now back, branded as a convict and an abuser, she was ready to take revenge on all those who looked down on her, especially her family. But as they say, old names never die quickly and old scars fade slowly, she once again as to face society and her family, as she's once again thrown under the bus and asked to marry her long time forbidden billionaire crush Milos Smith in place of her twin sister. Milo Smith was a 29 year old Multi- Billionaire heir who was crazily in love with her sister, but with circumstances on ground and the needs to keep his empire, he's given no other choice but to marry Bella, the 25 years old lady he never paid attention to even once. For Bella this marriage a way of finally getting her revenge on the Harrison's and her long time crush Milo, while he saw it as an opportunity to keep his heritage. With no other hope and their hands tied together, they both help each other achieving theirs goal. The union gave Bella a new site of life, as the feeling she once kept buried for Milo's resurfaced, making her the weak and fragile 13 year old girl she used to be around him. But as they say some good things don't last forever. Past are open and secrets are revealed, making Bella know she wasn't really who she thought she was and everything she as been living on was nothing but her on illusion. With Milo's developing feeling for her, he tries to help her back on her feet, until her twin comes knocking back with a problem of her on, leaving the two union with no other choice but to separate. Milos tries fighting for their love, keeping them together and away from the society eyes, who was now their enemies. He was ready to lose and kill anything for her, while she was ready to leave everything to protect him, even if it meant she had to serve 30 years in prison to keep his name intact