Elara suffers from prosopagnosia and cannot recognize people’s faces. On her wedding day, her fiancé, best friend and even her own parents plot to swap her groom, planning to trick her with her condition. Seeing through their scheme, she calmly takes the stranger Austin’s hand and marries him legally. Her former lover and family are consumed by regret and beg for forgiveness. But the harm is already done. Can those who hurt her really be pardoned with just a few apologies?
