Born into an old noble family, Leah Winslow married the poor aspiring entrepreneur Ethan Thorne. Shortly after their marriage, her family was framed and plunged into massive bankruptcy, facing millions of dollars in compensation. Unwilling to ruin Ethan’s entrepreneurial dreams, Leah faked her own infidelity, filed for divorce, and hid her pregnancy from him. She moved to Brooklyn, surviving on odd jobs and community aid to raise her son, Miles Winslow, alone. Seven years later, Ethan becomes a powerful Silicon Valley tycoon thanks to his social media startup. Olivia Vanderbilt, a wealthy senior investment banker, relentlessly pursues him. To make ends meet, Leah applies for an operation position at Ethan’s company with her young son. When their eyes meet after years apart, long-buried love and hatred instantly resurface. Still haunted by the humiliation of being abandoned, Ethan buys the coffee chain Leah works at to deliberately make things difficult for her. Yet he cannot help feeling an inexplicable fondness for Miles—a little boy who bears an uncanny resemblance to himself.