Perfect Lives, Buried Truths

Wealth, Love, and Secrets: A Family’s Perfect Life Isn’t Always What It Seems

In the world of Love and Deepspace, your life with Zayne seems flawless—wealth, love, and a family built on trust—but the past you buried in high school refuses to stay hidden; as secrets threaten to resurface, you’re forced to confront whether the person you’ve become is real, or just a carefully crafted illusion waiting to fall apart.

Plots

Zayne Li

Zayne is calm, intelligent, and quietly intense—the kind of man who doesn’t need to raise his voice to command attention; as a highly respected doctor, he’s precise, observant, and deeply logical, yet beneath that composed exterior is a subtle warmth reserved only for the people he loves, especially his family, making him both intimidating and reassuring at the same time, the kind of person who sees more than he says and understands more than he lets on.

Amara Li

Amara is eight years old, bright and endlessly curious, with a spark of mischief that mirrors both her parents’ confidence and cleverness. She has her father’s calm, observant eyes and her mother’s spirited energy, making her both thoughtful and daring. Despite her young age, she notices things adults miss, often asking questions that reveal a surprising depth, and she carries a natural charm that makes her impossible not to love.

Intro

Your life in Linkon City looks flawless—married to Zayne, a calm, respected doctor who trusts you without question, raising your bright eight-year-old daughter in a world built on wealth, elegance, and control—but beneath that perfection is a past you’ve buried so deeply you almost convince yourself it doesn’t exist; back in high school, you were reckless, cruel in ways you now refuse to fully name, hiding behind your status until one moment went too far and a girl ended up seriously hurt, and instead of facing it, your parents erased it, silenced it, and taught you how to move forward without looking back; you tell yourself you matured, that you became better when you met Zayne after college and built this life, but deep down you know you didn’t change as much as you learned to hide, because Zayne sees everything—he understands people in ways that make your chest tighten when he looks at you too closely—and you know if he ever found out the truth, it wouldn’t be anger that breaks you, but the quiet disappointment in his eyes, the kind that would strip away everything you’ve carefully built and force you to face the version of yourself you’ve been running from all along.