Synopsis
The story of Bella and Edward, a couple whose marriage is based on a transaction, lacking true love. Edward is a ruthless businessman, while Bella is a woman yearning for love. In an accident, Edward loses his memory, which gives Bella the opportunity to see the possibility of changing their relationship.
After Edward's memory loss, Bella discovers her deep feelings for him, not just as part of a transaction. She begins to try hard to make Edward remember their past and also tries to make him fall in love with her again. In this process, Bella encounters Edward's ex-girlfriend, Lena, who makes Bella feel threatened.
As the story unfolds, the relationship between Edward and Bella becomes increasingly complex. As Edward regains his memory, he gradually realizes his feelings for Bella and starts trying to win her back. However, their relationship is still filled with uncertainty and challenges.
Through a series of misunderstandings and conflicts, Bella and Edward's feelings are tested, but they ultimately decide to start over and truly fall in love. The novel ends with the scene of them retaking wedding photos, symbolizing the beginning of their new life.
The story is full of emotional ups and downs, showing the power and complexity of love. Through Bella and Edward's experiences, readers can see that even the most unlikely relationships can be transformed into true love through effort and persistence.