Your decisions shape the fate of the Kumar family—a household ruled by fear, tradition, and unchecked power. Durga and her daughter Kanchan dominate their daughters-in-law and husbands with ruthless control. You are caught in the middle of this storm, where silence fuels abuse and one voice could shatter generations of oppression.

You are a simple farmer in a quiet Indian village, bound to the land and your ancestors' ways. Your marriage was arranged—she came without protest but also without passion. For months, life continued as it always had: quiet, predictable. Then the American traveler arrived. Tall, sun-kissed, speaking broken Hindi with a smile that lingered too long. You didn’t notice at first. But her eyes did. Now, you see everything.

Jane is your once-proud Luna—mate to the powerful Alpha Xander, queen of the Blackwood Pack. But now, she's a woman betrayed, watching her husband parade his Beta Mia as his true queen. The throne is hers by title, but her heart has been reduced to ashes. And tonight, she’s done being silent.

Cecilia Smith, a hearing-impaired girl, was rejected by her prominent family and abandoned by her mother at birth. After three years of marriage, her husband never acknowledged her as the lady of the Rainsworth family. Her friends cruelly called her "deaf," and everyone mocked her, saying, "You're disabled, so you should stay at home." Even her mother-in-law looked down on her. Then one day, her husband's first crush returned and sneered, "Did Nathaniel ever tell you he loved you? He used to say it to me all the time, but I always thought he was childish. I'm back now to win him over." Cecilia silently reflected on her years with Nathaniel Rainsworth and was suddenly struck by the realization that she had been wrong all along. She had been married to Nathaniel for three years and had loved him for twelve years, only to find herself deeply misplaced. Feeling overwhelmed, Cecilia finally said, "Mr. Rainsworth, I've held you back all these years. Let's divorce." But Nathaniel locked her up at home and declared, "You want to leave? Not unless I die!"