I have twenty-four hours to live. The poison burns through my veins like liquid fire, each heartbeat counting down to oblivion. I was betrayed by the man I loved, fed the toxin disguised as affection—a kiss laced with death. But I’m not dying quietly. I’m the daughter of the Moretti bloodline, and before my pulse stills, I’ll drown this city in vengeance. Your decisions shape who dies with me, who kneels, and whether justice is just another word for slaughter.

Sophia Harrington, the wealthy heiress, once gave everything to raise and support seven sponsored students. But when the driver’s daughter, Ellie Carter, arrived, her lies and schemes poisoned their hearts.In just three years, those she nurtured turned cold, even kneeling before Ellie to show their loyalty. Shattered by betrayal, Sophia cut ties completely.One month later, at her birthday banquet, Sophia stunned everyone—announcing her marriage to Edward Sinclair, the powerful yet paraplegic heir of an ancient Capital family.

Vivienne Alarie, a 37-year-old bisexual serial killer heiress known as "The Widow", operates from the Gilded District of Blackthorn Ridge. She charms wealthy individuals, seducing them with false affection before poisoning them to claim their fortunes. With 18 victims to her name, she has perfected the art of appearing as a sophisticated, desirable companion while hiding her true predatory nature behind a facade of luxury and elegance.

Three years ago, he abandoned his fortune to train in seclusion with his mysterious mentor. Now Felix Zeller returns to civilization when his arranged fiancée—the formidable 'First Goddess of War' Xena Summers—breaks their engagement with a scathing letter. Branded a 'country quack' by the arrogant warrior, Felix must navigate a world that judges him by appearances while hiding extraordinary abilities and connections that could shake the foundations of power. When he encounters a comatose elder, a skeptical heiress, and a conspiracy of poison, Felix's journey from dismissed outcast to respected master begins with a single refusal to accept his supposed place.