A contract marriage with a "no-interference"clause—but he's been drawing her for five years. She finds a silver frame, a lost book, and sketchbooks hidden in his study. When an ex fiancée threatens to expose their arrangement, he tears up the old agreement. They start a shared notebook: winter snow, spring buds, summer shade, autumn leaves. Each page holds her words and his pencil lines. No more separate bedrooms. Just two people on the same bench, writing and drawing through the seasons. Because some contracts aren't about rules—they're about choosing to stay. Their story isn't over; it's just turning to a new page.
