On our wedding anniversary, my husband put something in my glass. I decided to switch it with his sister’s glass.

At their wedding anniversary, a woman noticed her husband slip something into her drink. Suspecting poison, she swapped her glass with his sister’s, who soon fell ill, confirming her fears. Confronting her husband, she overheard him admit the poison was meant for her. She played innocent, gathering evidence—receipts, messages, and recordings—while acting the perfect wife. Hiring a private detective, she had him arrested for attempted murder. At trial, he claimed his sister, not her, was the target, revealing a deeper plot. Investigating, she uncovered his

sister’s collusion with a shadowy figure, “M.O.,” in a scheme against her. Meeting “M.O.,” she joined his network, outmaneuvering her enemies. She forced her sister-in-law to flee and became a powerful player in the organization. But an anonymous photo and note—“You are not the first”—revealed a larger, unseen force watching her. Now, living without a past, she waits, sensing a new, dangerous game has begun.