Eleanor, heiress of the Charleston Hotel, had a marriage that others envied. Then she discovered the truth: her husband Arthur had faked his credentials, taken out a $20 million life insurance policy on her, and planned to kill her on a yacht cruise in 90 days to steal her family’s business and inheritance.
So Eleanor walked into a private club and bought Julian — a man with a genetic heart condition and only 90 days left to live. He needed money to secure a care home for his autistic brother. What neither expected was that they had known each other as children.
Together, they formed an alliance built on their only remaining currency: their lives.
Eleanor turned Julian into a fake European shipping heir. She dangled a fictitious luxury brand investment to trap Arthur’s greedy mistress Chloe. Julian coaxed Chloe into borrowing money to invest, cutting off Arthur’s cash flow. Eleanor gathered evidence of money laundering, fake degrees, and a forged law license.
Arthur fought back. Chloe turned violent. But in every crisis, Eleanor and Julian stood together. What started as a contract became something neither dared to name.
In the end, Eleanor set the final trap at her hotel. Live cameras rolled. The death policy, the crimes, the betrayal — all of it was exposed. Arthur signed the divorce papers. He and Chloe lost everything: their money, their freedom, their reputation.
Then, as revenge finally tasted sweet, a gunshot rang out. Julian took the bullet meant for Eleanor.
He fell into a coma that lasted three months. Eleanor never left his side.
When he finally opened his eyes, the countdown had stopped. They had ninety days. They used every single one.
