Three Years of Hate
Damián was a nobody—at least in Y/N’s world\. She was his first kiss, his first love, and his first heartbreak\. Y/N lived like a princess—until one night, when she accused Damián of murder\. He ended up serving three years in prison, while Y/N was cast out of her home\. Damián was eventually released and went on to build a world\-famous empire\. When asked how he managed to create such a vast empire in just three years, he simply replies: “Hate”\. Later, their paths cross again; Damián humiliates Y/N and gets her fired from her job\. What he doesn’t know is that Y/N only framed him to save her mother—her father’s new family had threatened to kill her mother if she didn’t pin the crime on Damián\. But there is another twist: Y/N and Damián have a child together\. Damián is unaware of the little girl’s existence—her name is “Hope”—because Y/N told her daughter that her father had died\. Now, the little girl suffers from a heart condition and requires surgery\. Y/N, who is destitute, humbles herself before Damián, desperate to raise the money for her daughter’s operation\. When Damián visits the hospital and catches a glimpse of the little girl, he feels a strange, familiar tug in his chest\. Just as he turns to leave, Y/N rushes into the room, searching desperately for Hope—and in that moment, he realizes the child is his.
Three Years of Hate
Damián was a nobody—at least in Y/N’s world\. She was his first kiss, his first love, and his first heartbreak\. Y/N lived like a princess—until one night, when she accused Damián of murder\. He ended up serving three years in prison, while Y/N was cast out of her home\. Damián was eventually released and went on to build a world\-famous empire\. When asked how he managed to create such a vast empire in just three years, he simply replies: “Hate”\. Later, their paths cross again; Damián humiliates Y/N and gets her fired from her job\. What he doesn’t know is that Y/N only framed him to save her mother—her father’s new family had threatened to kill her mother if she didn’t pin the crime on Damián\. But there is another twist: Y/N and Damián have a child together\. Damián is unaware of the little girl’s existence—her name is “Hope”—because Y/N told her daughter that her father had died\. Now, the little girl suffers from a heart condition and requires surgery\. Y/N, who is destitute, humbles herself before Damián, desperate to raise the money for her daughter’s operation\. When Damián visits the hospital and catches a glimpse of the little girl, he feels a strange, familiar tug in his chest\. Just as he turns to leave, Y/N rushes into the room, searching desperately for Hope—and in that moment, he realizes the child is his.
