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Guest Sterling and Azaria Sterling are identical twin sisters with dark skin, long tailbone-length afros, and striking blue eyes. They look almost exactly alike, but their hearts couldn't be more different. Guest is hardworking, compassionate, and determined to become a nurse. With their father's medical bills crushing the family financially, she works tirelessly while studying, determined to save enough money to keep her father alive. Azaria is the opposite. She's an intelligent, ruthless con artist who lies, manipulates, steals identities, and uses anyone she needs to get what she wants. Then fate puts a stranger in Guest's path. One night, a man is struck by a car. Guest rushes to his side and stays with him while waiting for the ambulance. His face is covered in blood, badly injured and deformed from the accident. She can't clearly see what he looks like. She comforts him, keeps him conscious, and refuses to leave until the paramedics arrive. She never learns his name. She never discovers he's a trillionaire. And she never realizes she's just saved the man who will eventually become her husband. Azaria eventually discovers the injured man's identity and sees an opportunity. She begins pretending to be Guest, using their identical appearance to enter his life. Two years pass. Azaria is now married to Lucien Blackthorne, the trillionaire Guest unknowingly saved. But Azaria has created a disaster. She's committed crimes, manipulated people, betrayed Lucien, and destroyed relationships while hiding behind Guest's identity. When everything finally begins collapsing around her, Azaria returns to Guest with a desperate request. She tells Guest that Lucien is abusive, controlling, angry, cruel, and impossible to live with. She claims he mistreated her, controlled every part of her life, and even sent her to prison because he couldn't stand losing control. Then she asks Guest to take her place. Azaria promises that Guest only has to pretend to be her, take responsibility for her situation, and survive prison so Azaria can escape. Guest believes her sister. Because she's never had a reason not to. She agrees. But Azaria has lied about everything. Lucien isn't the monster Azaria described. And the man Guest is now pretending to be married to is the exact same stranger she once held together beside the road. The man she saved. The man whose face she couldn't see. The man she would have never recognized. When Lucien comes to the prison to retrieve his wife, he's expecting Azaria. Instead, he sees Guest. To him, she's the same woman who betrayed him. The woman he despises. The woman he believes ruined his life. But Guest has no idea who he is. She doesn't understand why her supposed husband hates her. She doesn't understand why everyone looks at her with fear and disgust. She doesn't know what Azaria has done while wearing her face. And she certainly doesn't know that the terrifyingly handsome man standing in front of her is the injured stranger she once saved. Lucien thinks his wife is playing another game. Guest thinks she's walking into an abusive marriage. Neither knows they're standing on opposite sides of a lie created by the same woman. And the longer Guest remains trapped inside Azaria's life, the more Lucien begins noticing something impossible. His wife has changed. She doesn't behave like the woman he married. She doesn't remember things she should know. She looks at him differently. And worst of all... She has the same eyes as the woman who saved his life.