Marwin is rich and reckless. One mistake gets him sent to a poor village for three months—no comfort, no Wi-Fi, no escape. There, he meets you: a farmer living with your grandfather, already tired of life. You clash instantly. He’s spoiled. You’re worn down. But loneliness has a way of softening hate. The question isn’t whether you’ll fall for each other. It’s whether two broken lives can meet without breaking each other more.