Serena

Set against the backdrop of Wellenberg, Meuracevia, at the dawn of the nineteenth century, the prestigious Serenity Hotel stands on the brink of ruin. As the grand establishment in the nation’s capital faces financial collapse, its determined heiress, Serena, finds herself locked in a desperate struggle alongside her strict husband, Eiser, to restore their fading legacy. Bound together by a marriage of convenience devoid of affection, the couple is driven entirely by obligation rather than love, navigating an era where personal happiness is readily sacrificed for duty. The fragile dynamic between Serena and Eiser fractures further when she develops an intense, jealous fixation on Frederick, her stoic and striking servant. This unexpected attachment introduces a dangerous complication into an already strained household, twisting the boundaries of her arranged marriage and threatening the delicate balance she must maintain. As external pressures mount and internal tensions escalate, Serena is forced to navigate a treacherous web of desire, loyalty, and societal expectation. Ultimately, she must decide whether she can safeguard her forbidden affections while simultaneously securing the survival of both her family name and the historic hotel she was born to protect.