Self-Acceptance

Insecure about her weight and carrying the scars of a painful heartbreak, she decides to leave everything behind and move to the city for a fresh start. She wants a new life. A new version of herself. A chance to finally believe she is enough. He is a renowned photographer, used to dating the most beautiful women who cross his path. At thirty-three, success surrounds him, yet an undeniable emptiness lives in his heart. Tired of superficial connections, he returns to his roots, to the small studio where his career first began, tucked inside a struggling shopping mall far from the city’s glamour. There, among faded walls and dreamers who refuse to give up, he hopes to rediscover himself. Two lost hearts. Two different kinds of loneliness. Sometimes, the place where everything started is exac

Some would say that this is just a romantic story. But that's not true. For me, it's personal growth, it's change, it's stereotypes imposed by others, and yes, it's love. Love for the world, for yourself... for your partner. Some would say it's banal. But I would say it's life. Here is Alisa Migdal: lonely, cold... In a word, a "big mean girl." Is that really the case?

Allen Davis is a woman whose dreams, her will to smile, and even her desire to live have been stolen. All of it caused by the man she once swore was the love of her life. The prince turned into a beast, something Allen discovered after the first blow. She makes a decision that changes her life forever—one that others may call cowardly, but it leads her to meet a man who will remind her that not all men are bad. A man who will make her remember what her heart had refused to believe. Jasper is no prince charming, he is far from the ideal boy prototype, but he makes Allen come alive again. Without realizing it, both are tangled in a world of secrets and lies. Two completely different worlds. Two souls destroyed by evil.