Dory is a beautiful, wealthy girl who may seem to live a perfect and pampered life, but in reality, her family and siblings treat her badly because she is the daughter of their late father's wife. Aizer, a businessman, used to visit Dory's father's house to discuss business deals, but he noticed Dory and became attracted to her. He kept coming to her house pretending it was for work, but he just wanted to see her. After a while, he asked her father for her hand in marriage Her father agreed immediately and seemed eager to marry her off. Aiser was surprised but ignored it. The marriage took place, and when Dori got into her husband's car, she was silent, while her brothers surrounded the door, saying things like, "Don't you dare complain to us about this man," and "Obey your husband and don't you dare disobey him." He realized they were mistreating her and hated her. He started the car and drove to their house. He treated her kindly, even spoiling her. He gave her a generous monthly allowance and gifts. He treated her like his own child, always asking about her well-being, feeding her himself, and fastening her seatbelt. He tried to win her trust and love, but she was cold towards him, not out of hatred, but out of fear and embarrassment. He was understanding and patient, calling her by affectionate nicknames, and he wouldn't let any of his family members get too close to her, telling them to give her her space.