Rhea's countdown to death has begun—thirty days remain. Rather than surrender to despair, she embraces a final night of recklessness, desperate to feel alive before the end arrives. She wakes in silk and regret, bare and aching, cradled by a man who radiates an unsettling power. His obsession with her is immediate and absolute. Panicked, Rhea flees, inventing lies about her name and school, determined to bury the encounter forever. Impossible. He resurfaces as her professor, the very stranger from that forbidden night, and his gaze makes one thing crystal clear: he has no intention of letting her go. Through him, Rhea unravels a devastating truth. Her approaching death isn't random—it's cyclical. She dies at twenty-five in every lifetime she lives. This man, this enigmatic figure now consuming her present, knows exactly what she is. Questions spiral: Who is he truly? Why does he pursue her across deaths and rebirths? What does he want from her? And when the final revelation surfaces, when Rhea discovers her authentic identity and the reason behind his relentless connection to her soul—will she accept his claim on her, or will she fight against a fate written in every lifetime? The answers justify the wait.