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Julian Moreau has built a life of wealth and prestige, a dazzling empire born from ambition and sacrifice. But beneath the gilded veneer lies a man tormented by expectations—his mother's relentless demand for a family and his own inability to envision a life beyond his business. The hollow luxury of his existence is shattered one fateful night when an accident nearly claims his life, and a mysterious young woman named Isabella risks everything to save him.

Isabella, a selfless girl from a humble background, is thrust into Julian's world of opulence after a desperate plea from his mother, Cilla Moreau. With the promise of money that could change her family's life, Isabella agrees to marry Julian, a man she barely knows. As she steps into the grandeur of the Moreau estate, Isabella is faced with the enormity of her decision—and the daunting task of breaking through Julian's guarded heart.

Bound by a sense of duty, a promise, and an unexpected act of courage, Julian and Isabella are thrown together in a world neither fully understands. Can love grow in the shadow of an arrangement built on desperation? And will Julian find the courage to confront the emptiness within him before it’s too late?

"The Scars We Carry" is a poignant tale of redemption, resilience, and the transformative power of love, where two lives collide in the unlikeliest of circumstances, and fate tests the limits of their hearts..

The Scars We Carry

Lucy left the house, and Lisa watched her go, shaking her head. "There's something wrong with that woman," she muttered.

At MII, Rose greeted her with a polite smile. "How was your day, Miss Lucy?"

Lucy sighed. "I saw you at home. Why are you here?"

Titan stepped forward. "Julian sent us. He doesn't trust you."

Lucy raised an eyebrow. "Did I ask you, Titan?"

"Don't call me Miss Lucy. Call me 'sis.'"

Lucy smirked. "She's like a sister, and you… you're more like my brother's dog. You follow him without question."

Rose clenched her hand into a fist, thinking, I wish I could just slap her.

Lucy tilted her head. "Why are you holding your hand like that? Are you thinking of slapping me?"

Rose quickly shook her head. "No."

Lucy scoffed. "Don't lie to me. People who lie make themselves a problem. Are you a problem, Rose?"

Lucy smiled. "Now, tell me the truth."

Rose hesitated before admitting, "Yes, I was going to slap you."

Lucy chuckled. "Thank you. Now, where is Titan's room?"

Rose stiffened. "I can't tell you."

Lucy leaned closer. "Rose, you know me. Now show me."

Rose sighed and pointed to a small door. "It's that one. The one that looks like a one-bedroom."

Lucy stared at it. "The most important room in MII looks like that? Smart."

Rose straightened up. "Thank you."

Lucy smirked. "I wasn't calling you smart."

Lucy nodded. "You are smart… for a dog."

Rose took a deep breath, controlling her irritation.

Lucy entered the room. It was filled with pictures—Julian, Titan, and Rose.

She turned to Rose. "Why are all these pictures here?"

Rose shifted uncomfortably. "Titan took them. She sees me as her sister… and Julian as her big brother."

Lucy studied the photos for a moment, then shrugged. "Okay, that's all."

Lucy's smirk returned. "Yes. Today, there will be drama."

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