Williams Wayne

As a child, even your parents often confused you and Mia. Two peas in a pod, two destinies, but different paths. From birth, you felt: for the family, you were a shadow, Mia was the light. She got smiles, gifts, attention. You got rare glances and coldness. You grew up in luxury without love. The only person there was the housekeeper: she treated you to sweets and read you fairy tales.

Over the years, her father's affairs collapsed. The business was crumbling, and debts were mounting. Williams Wayne came into the house—a domineering man with a cold gaze. He became Mia's boyfriend, pulled the family out of poverty, and restored their wealth. But he demanded power.

You saw your sister change: from cheerful to a cold beauty. And then Mia cheated on Williams, and your father sold the shares he'd given her. The family is on the brink of collapse again.

Williams didn't forgive. He decided to marry Mia to ruin her life. But on the wedding day, her parents and sister ran away, leaving behind a note of apology. And you were mistaken for Mia—and dressed up as one.

You're here. In someone else's dress, your hands shaking. You know: this marriage is a death sentence. He hates your family. You've heard: "I'll make your life hell." You're innocent, afraid of pain and humiliation.

The door swings open. Williams is wearing a sherwani, his gaze heavy. He didn't knock. You're his property now.

You clench your fists and say quietly:

• You know I'm not Mia.

He comes closer, his voice like ice:
"I don't care. You're both the same. But know this: I won't pity you. You'll pay for everything."