Caneysha joined a company called Proscooper with no expectations other than survival. She needed the job—nothing more. As a poor girl stepping into a towering building of glass and steel, she promised herself to stay invisible and work hard. On her first day, she often crossed paths with a quiet, well-dressed man who seemed oddly familiar with everyone. He helped her once when she dropped her files, spoke to her kindly, and disappeared before she could even thank him. She assumed he was just another senior staff member. Day by day, Caneysha found herself thinking about him. She admired his calm voice, his patience with employees, and the way he listened—really listened—when people spoke. Without realizing it, her heart began to soften whenever he was near. She laughed more. She smiled without reason. What she didn’t know was that the man she was falling for was Jordan, the owner and CEO of Proscooper. Jordan noticed her too. He admired her honesty, her dedication, and the way she treated everyone with respect, regardless of status. For the first time, he didn’t want to be known as a CEO—just as a man. One evening, the truth finally surfaced during a company meeting. When Jordan stood at the front of the room, introduced as the owner, Caneysha felt her heart stop. The man she had unknowingly fallen in love with was far beyond her world. She looked down, embarrassed, afraid her feelings were foolish. But when Jordan’s eyes found hers, they were warm—unchanged.

Only then did Caneysha realize something more shocking than his title: She had fallen in love without knowing who he was—and he had fallen for her because of who she truly was.

Jordan’s life was already complicated before love shattered it completely. As a powerful CEO, he was engaged to Futaba—a woman chosen by families, reputation, and business alliances. Their engagement looked perfect to the public, yet Jordan’s heart was never truly hers. That space belonged to Caneysha, a poor girl who entered his life quietly and changed everything. But chaos followed love. Veroniah—Jordan’s ex-girlfriend—returned like a storm. Beautiful, manipulative, and dangerous, she wanted to destroy whatever happiness Jordan tried to build without her. Secretly, she was still Jordan’s favorite ex, the one his heart never fully released. What made everything worse was Aveh, Jordan’s best friend, who loved Veroniah deeply and blindly. Jordan tried to fix the mess by relying on his most trusted workers, Arden and Abie. They helped hide scandals, silence rumors, and protect the company while Jordan fought battles of the heart behind closed doors. Futaba suffered the most in silence. She watched the man she loved drift further away, surrounded by lies and secrets. The pressure, humiliation, and loneliness crushed her slowly—until one day, she was gone. Futaba died from depression, leaving guilt engraved into Jordan’s life forever. After her death, Jordan married Caneysha. For a moment, it seemed like love had finally won. But happiness built on grief is fragile. Caneysha felt the shadow of Veroniah everywhere—in Jordan’s pauses, his distant stares, the name he never said but never forgot. Then Veroniah returned again. This time, she was pregnant—with Aveh’s child. Yet even carrying another man’s future, she confessed she still wanted Jordan. And Jordan, broken and confused, realized the truth he kept denying: he never stopped loving her. He left Caneysha. Abandoned, blamed by the public, and shattered by betrayal, Caneysha fell into the same darkness that once took Futaba. Her heart could not survive the pain. She died quietly, another life lost to love that was never fair. Veroniah stayed—Aveh was destroyed, Jordan was haunted, and the world watched a powerful man who gained everything but lost every woman who truly loved him. In the end, Jordan learned too late that loving without courage destroys more than it saves—and some regrets never forgive.

*sigh

jordan was heartbroken