The romantic love she experienced was bittersweet, as if loving another and expecting reciprocation was an unlawful act. It was a struggle to endure the agony of being loved, only to discover that it was a fabrication. Following the passing of her step-sister, Julianna consented to wed Diego, who was her intended brother-in-law. Society held the belief that the prospective bride was responsible for the untimely demise of her step-sister for the purpose of luring Diego. In a state of deep emotional distress, Diego devised a plan to inflict upon her a pain greater than death itself, with the intention of stripping her of all that she holds dear - much like she had done to him by taking away the woman who held the utmost importance in his life. Diego had resolved to ravage her existence completely, eradicating her very soul and everything she had built. However, it so happened that beneath the layers of hatred, love had begun to take root in his heart. Love began to blossom. He fell in love with her unknowingly. As he grappled with his own anguish, he found himself struggling to harm the very person whom he had set out to destroy. However, in the struggle between his pain and hurting her, they will all soon find out that it was love in a mistaken identity.