Love like a medicine

Dr. Liam Hayes has everything under control. Brilliant, composed, and quietly wealthy, he built one of the country’s most exclusive private hospitals—and a life free of emotional entanglements. He doesn’t believe in messy things like love. Not anymore. Then Luelle Carter—better known to the world as pop superstar Lily Vale—is rushed into his care after collapsing on stage. Burned out and desperate to escape the spotlight, she’s admitted under strict secrecy. Groggy and half-lucid, the first thing she says to Liam is: "Will you marry me?" He assumes it’s a joke. She says it isn’t. What starts as a wild moment between strangers becomes something deeper neither of them expected. Away from cameras and chaos, Luelle finds quiet in Liam’s world—a place where she can finally be herself. And Liam, who’s long kept his heart locked away, begins to feel again in her presence. As Luelle recovers, they share long walks, quiet talks, and moments of laughter that catch them both off guard. Slowly, the walls between them crumble, revealing truths they’ve never told anyone else. But peace has a time limit. The spotlight returns. Luelle’s team demands her comeback. Liam’s own past threatens the fragile trust they’ve built. And the safe haven they’ve created begins to crack. Now, they face a choice: retreat to the safety of the lives they knew—or fight for something neither of them believed was possible. Because sometimes, love isn’t loud. It doesn’t arrive with fireworks or fame. Sometimes, love is quiet. Steady. Healing. And when it’s real—it feels just like medicine.