When a temporal displacement device—her late husband's family legacy—grants widow a second chance, she's catapulted years into the past, before duty bound her to an arranged marriage. Reuniting with her husband in this new timeline forces an unexpected reckoning: she sees him differently now, yet knows his fate is sealed. Can a whirlwind romance transcend the weight of predestined loss, or will she be forced to abandon this newfound connection when her present calls her back to an empty home? "You don't look like someone who has a long time to live," she whispers, watching his expression dim with understanding. "I guess when you live right, you don't need to."