When Fiona Nelson woke up, she found herself imprisoned by her childhood friend, Oliver Moore, who was obsessed with her. Instead of being scared, Fiona was thrilled to be free from her job and complained that Oliver hadn't confessed his feelings earlier. As the two lived under the same roof, memories flooded back to Fiona, and she realized that Oliver had been planning their reunion for a long time. Although Oliver was the one who had imprisoned her, she realized that she was more afraid of losing him than he was of losing her.

However, Fiona faced tough competition from two other women who had spent more time with Oliver than she had—a talented artist and an accomplished businesswoman. Both of them seemed more successful than she was, making Fiona unsure of Oliver's true feelings. Moreover, she was still haunted by the mystery of why Oliver had suddenly left to study abroad when they were about to take their college entrance exams.

Would Fiona help Oliver overcome his psychological issues and finally be with him?

Trapped Woman

When Charlotte's emotion was always affected by her relationship, I mocked her ruthlessly.


Walking out of the gate of the magnificent hotel, I stood in the cold wind in early spring. I had wanted to smoke sadly or get myself drunk to alleviate my misery.


So I took out my phone and hailed a Uber, heading to a nearby spaghetti shop.


The shop had been open near the school for more than 20 years. It was one of my favorite restaurants in middle school.


When I was still at school, I often climbed over the wall to have dinner there. After I finished eating, I often packed two pieces back, one for Oliver and the other for my night snack.


Over the years, whenever my friends came to play with me, I would take them to the restaurant to have spaghetti.


The car stopped at Food Street. I got out of the car, wrapped myself tighter in my coat, and went into the warm restaurant.


A Perfect Match