Genevieve needs money fast for her brother's surgery, so she sells herself to a man she never expects to see again. When the cash still isn't enough, she takes a job as a housemaid with the wealthy Lu family. What she doesn't know is that Leonardo, the man who bought her, is the eldest son of the house.
Caught between Leonardo's unsettling attention and his brother's growing interest, Genevieve is reassigned as Leonardo's personal maid. He punishes her for refusing his advances, and every day she stays, the debt she came to erase only tightens its grip. Leaving means abandoning her brother. Staying means enduring a man who already owns too much of her.
