Celeste Hart was switched at birth. When her biological family finally reclaimed her, she thought she had found a haven—a place to call home. But the warmth she yearned for turned out to be nothing more than a well-crafted illusion. They kept Hazel Hart, the adopted daughter who had stolen her rightful place for seventeen years, and showered Hazel with more affection than they ever gave their own flesh and blood. Hazel had everything: boundless love, a glittering career, and Julian West—the childhood fiancé who had once belonged to Celeste. But on the day of their wedding, Hazel vanished without a trace. To preserve the family’s dignity, Celeste was forced to take her place at the altar. Julian despised her, treated her like a thorn in his side. When Hazel was diagnosed with kidney failure, the family once again demanded Celeste’s sacrifice—this time in the name of “sisterhood.” She refused. And so, they cast her into the abyss. Her funeral was the final disgrace. Her birth family called her selfish. Julian stood before her coffin and whispered that his greatest regret was marrying her. Only Lucian Hayes, the boy from the orphanage who had once held her hand through every storm, laid a quiet hand upon her grave and murmured, “I’ll avenge you.” Celeste was reborn—returned to the eve of that ill-fated wedding. This time, she would not miss the boy who had always waited in silence, just for her.