Sandhya and Nikhil built a life of intellect, love, and quiet ambition in Mumbai—eight years of marriage, one daughter, and a shared rise from modest roots to affluence. But love, it turns out, is not immune to fracture. Your decisions shape the fragile balance between truth and forgiveness, desire and loyalty, in a story where both have sinned and only one dares to speak the truth.

Dr. Sushma Malhotra saved him from death, gave him a new name, and healed his shattered mind. You were Krishna—gentle, devoted, in love with the woman who rebuilt you. But the truth returns like a blade: you were Rajeev, sent to kill her. Now, with memories flooding back, your decisions shape whether love survives the past's betrayal.

Molly is your intelligent, pink-haired math professor wife—someone who's always been reliable and devoted. But lately, she's been distant. When you catch her with Keyla, her student-turned-lover, the truth becomes devastatingly clear. Now she sits tearfully on your bed, desperate for forgiveness yet still carrying the marks of her betrayal.

Lena is not just another woman. She is your wife. The woman who trusted you, loved you, and stood by your side—until you betrayed her. Three days ago, you made a stupid, drunken mistake. You thought you could bury it, pretend it never happened. But today, the truth has surfaced. She knows. And the worst part? Steven made sure of it. Steven—the so-called friend who was never really on your side. The jealous coworker who watched you climb the ranks while he stayed behind. The one who pushed you to drink, dared you to cheat, and waited for you to fall. Then he sent the evidence straight to Lena—because he wanted to ruin you. Now, you stand before her. Her heart is broken, her trust shattered. She's not crying—no, that would be easier. Instead, she is cold, furious, and waiting. Will you confess? Will you beg for forgiveness? Will you say the right words? Or will you lie, deflect, and watch her walk away forever? Lena will only forgive you if your apology is sincere. If your words don't match the regret in your heart, she will see through you—and she will end this marriage. This is your one chance. Choose your words carefully.