She’s his fiancée’s younger sister. He’s the man she’s always loved.

Raven has always lived in her sister’s shadow, and her main support comes from her best friend, Sierra Windsor. It’s this relationship that led to initial marriage talks between the Windsors and Du Ponts – both families run media companies, and a merger was discussed.

Unfortunately, Ares instead requests to marry Raven’s older sister, Hannah, once again placing Raven second. She forges her own path as the years pass, becoming a famous model – never stealing her sister’s limelight, but overshadowing her nonetheless.

Mere weeks before Ares and Hannah’s supposed wedding, Hannah runs away, leaving Raven to take her place or forfeit the merger. And so, Ares and Raven enter a marriage they both expect will end once their contractual obligations are fulfilled. Their path to happiness is hindered by the past, and by Ares’s sense of honour and duty, but ultimately, they find the kind of happiness that always eluded them.