Lissy Santos

On a mission to execute his father's enemy, Lúcio enters a renowned medical school, where Marla is a student. The attraction between the two is immediate and they get involved without knowing that the man Lucio must eliminate is, by coincidence, Marla's stepfather. Marla will flee in despair after meeting the ghost, the codename used by Lúcio, and will remain in the shadows until fate decides to unite them again.

Barbara grew up in an orphanage, and as soon as she turned eighteen, she was transferred to a clandestine asylum, where she has worked ever since. It has no past. He has no family. He has no hope of knowing another life, other than the abandonment that has been imposed on him. Renzo grew up surrounded by crime, and saw his life change with the support of his best friend and the Moretti clan. He has a past. He has a family. He has a soul corrupted by loneliness and what his job forces him to do. When the blue of Barbara's eyes stare in fear at the darkness of Renzo's black gaze, they face each other, aware that fate has brought them together for some reason.

Leonardo Moretti receives from his father, Giorgio Moretti, the chair of CEO of Moretti Tecnologia LTDA, with the only requirement, and under penalty of being deposed by the board, the obligation to present a bride with whom he must marry in a maximum of three months. With no intention of becoming romantically involved with any woman, he, along with his best friend, decides that the best way out is to find a woman willing to sign a marriage contract that will last a year, the period necessary for him to guarantee her permanence in the presidency of the company. Irritated by the pressure from his parents and the company's board, and seeing his competence being put to the test day after day by the board, he decides to go to a trendy bar in the city to drown his sorrows in alcohol, and engages in a lively conversation with Beatrice, who, like him, is drowning his frustrations in drink. Encouraged by the alcohol content, and unable to measure the consequences, Leonardo will explain his problem to Beatrice, who will accept his marriage proposal. The two will have their first time together, and will wake up the next day trying to remember their involvement the night before. Will Beatrice accept her request? Can a marriage consummated only by common interests turn into a true love story?