A single night of chaos leads to an unexpected proposal from Jackson South, a marriage of convenience; Lucy decides to marry him on a whim. As their lives intertwine, they navigate the complexities of love, power, and the consequences of a hasty decision.

So many travelers passed by on the road where she was strolling alone. Love was straining her so much that she had no choice but to stop.

Everyone says that Lily is lucky; after marrying into the Anderson family, she transforms from a simple country girl into a glamorous socialite. Later, Lily returns to her hometown to livestream her rural life, showcasing her daily activities. In her livestream, she wakes up in a luxurious bedroom of her five-story countryside villa, puts on her designer sunglasses, and heads out in a helicopter, exclaiming, "Ah, today I’m off to check on my three thousand sheep!"

A 16-year-old girl is standing at the altar and shaking like a leaf, her eyes holding fear and a plea as they collide with the harsh and vengeance-filled steel blue eyes of the man standing on the other side of the veil,  just centimeters away from her. A palpitating hand on her shoulder brings her back to reality as she turns to face her aunt who is assuring her weakly to say no and run away with them. A tear cascades down her rosy cheeks and with a heavy heart, she looks away and inhales a dee

Melody, a twenty three year old girl was an introvert and not sophisticated. She kept to herself most times and found peace in being alone.Her twin, Lucille was the complete opposite of her. Mel seemed to have everything she ever wanted but one thing was missing in her life though, Love. An ordinary guy would do but a billionaire? And the one who had many enemies? She couldn't say. She met Brent, the young billionaire and her life changed. Her mind was in turmoil and she got scared after kn

After her death, she finds herself transported to the impoverished 1970s. While others with spatial abilities cultivate plants and secure their livelihoods, her space is barren and useless. Others are rewarded with gratitude for saving a life; she, on the other hand, has a grandmother who, after saving someone, only asks for care in return. The ungrateful boy assesses her and declares, "Marry me when you grow up, and I'll take care of her for life. If not, why should I care for someone who's only shared a few meals with me? I can barely feed myself." Awakening to this reality, she decides to change her fate and strive for happiness.