The narrative follows William of Normandy's ambitious journey to claim the English throne in October 1066, challenging the Saxon King Harold. After a decisive victory in battle, William secures the crown and rewards his skilled knights with land, reshaping the political landscape of England. The story highlights themes of power, conquest, and the feudal system that emerged from this pivotal moment in history.
Exploring themes of love, deception, and identity, the narrative delves into how individuals conceal their true selves for various motives. This concealment impacts their character, leading to personal growth or vulnerability. The story examines the complexities of human relationships and the transformative power of adversity, questioning how experiences shape one's identity and resilience.
The story unfolds as Mia unexpectedly encounters Daniel, her ex-husband and now her boss, in a surprising twist of fate. The tension between their past and present reignites feelings of love within Mia, leaving her conflicted about her decision to apply for the job. Their proximity challenges her emotional boundaries and forces her to confront unresolved feelings, setting the stage for a complex exploration of love, regret, and second chances.