We had been together for seven years, and I never knew my fiancé had a first love he cherished deeply. That was, until the night before our wedding, when I received an anonymous email. Inside was a video of him with his first love, and the intimate scenes were beyond disgusting. Afterwards, I overheard him say to her, "If only you were the one in the wedding dress. The thought of marrying Aurora makes me sick to my stomach." And then—just as he had hoped, I ran away from the wedding. But he lost his mind.

Ella Field is a free-spirited young woman who dreams of pure love, but she's trapped in the clutches of an arranged marriage. In a desperate act of rebellion, she runs away from her wedding. Along the way, she meets a charming stranger who, after hearing about her plight, eagerly offers his help, promising to guide her towards the love she's always wanted. But when Ella opens the door to her boyfriend's house, she's hit with an unimaginable betrayal. There, in the midst of an intimate party, her boyfriend Jack is entwined with a muscular man and her own sister Flora. The filthy scene shakes her to her core. Heartbroken and disgusted, Ella immediately breaks off the relationship. She drowns her sorrows at a bar, where the charming stranger remains by her side, offering her quiet comfort. The next morning, Ella is forced by her father to apologize to her fiancé. To her shock, she discovers that the man who witnessed her lowest moment the night before is none other than her fiancé—the same man who, now calm and commanding, tells her, "You're going to marry me, and only me." Although her fiancé is rich and handsome, Ella refuses to be bound to a man she barely knows. As she uncovers the true motives behind the arranged marriage, Ella cleverly proposes a contract: one year, each taking what they need, then going their separate ways. Her beauty and wild spirit ignite a fierce desire in him, one that promises to make the stakes of their arrangement much higher than either of them expected...