The Other Side.

Luna Montgomery, a brilliant Harvard graduate with a promising future, leaves behind the familiar confines of Chicago—including the comfort of her protective twin brother, Jace—to forge a new life in New York City. Amid the bustling energy of the metropolis, she secures an internship at a prestigious law firm, buoyed by the unwavering support of her loyal friends Mia, Eleanor, and Josh. Yet beneath the excitement of her new beginning lies a growing personal turmoil: her long-time boyfriend, Logan King, has grown disturbingly silent. Logan, a 24-year-old heir to King Enterprises—a sprawling, multi-billion-dollar conglomerate with interests ranging from music and film production to technology, fashion, and even professional sports—is under immense pressure. Born into a complicated family where his father, Richard King, openly favors him despite the tangled web of siblings born out of different circumstances, Logan faces a damning ultimatum. His recent disastrous expansion in the UK has exposed his inexperience, and during a bitter board meeting, his older siblings—Henry, Emily, and Jane—mercilessly criticize him. With his future hanging by a thread, Logan is given a stark choice: deliver decisive results within two weeks or watch as the project is reassigned to one of his more experienced siblings. Caught between the relentless pressure of corporate expectations and the aching void left by his absence from Luna’s life, Logan embarks on a series of heartfelt gestures to reconnect with her. From sending her a bouquet of roses accompanied by a note proclaiming her “priceless” to orchestrating impromptu rides that hint at his return, every attempt is an effort to bridge the growing gap. Their secret, passionate reunions—marked by intense, intimate encounters at his family estate—offer moments of profound connection, yet are constantly overshadowed by the demands of his legacy and the unresolved tension between duty and desire. As Logan grapples with his professional failures and the sting of public humiliation, Luna struggles to reconcile her love for him with the emotional abandonment she has endured. Their relationship, once a sanctuary of passion and support, becomes a battleground where every unanswered call and unexplained absence deepens the chasm between them. In the midst of corporate warfare and familial intrigue, Luna and Logan must confront the painful reality that love alone may not be enough to conquer the forces that seek to pull them apart.