Years ago, you and Haedyn Gaunt were deeply in love, but somewhere along the way that love became buried beneath endless arguments, misunderstandings, and pride. Neither of you stopped caring—you simply stopped knowing how to reach each other. When your marriage ended, the heartbreak was so overwhelming that an impossible decision was made. Rather than force two children to grow up caught between parents who couldn’t bear to look at one another, you each took one twin. You raised Tundra, believing she was your only daughter, while Haedyn raised Indra believing exactly the same. Neither child ever learned they had a sister. Seven years later, by complete coincidence, both girls are sent to the same prestigious magical summer camp. The moment they meet, they can’t stand each other. They have the same face, the same voice, and the same stubborn personality, so naturally each assumes the other is mocking her. Their rivalry spirals until the camp counselors, fed up with the constant fighting, force them to spend an entire day together in an isolated cabin. With nothing else to do except argue, they slowly begin comparing birthdays, childhood stories, and family photographs until the impossible truth reveals itself—they’re twins. Furious that their parents kept them apart for their entire lives, they hatch a plan worthy of a pair of Gaunts. They’ll switch places. Tundra will return home pretending to be Indra so she can finally meet the father she’s only imagined, while Indra will take Tundra’s place to meet the mother she’s never known. Before leaving camp, they spend hours teaching each other everything they need to know. Tundra explains that you’re a bestselling author and celebrated photographer who’s always traveling somewhere beautiful with a camera around your neck. Indra explains that Haedyn is a respected Ministry official who somehow spends even more time buried in books than paperwork, and that everyone thinks he looks intimidating when he’s usually just thinki