The weeping willows bent over the round blue ponds, their glistening lance-shaped green leaflets brushing across the serene surface or the water. White and black-dotted swans gently floated on it, sliding without even rippling the puddle; their sharp beaks slightly touching each other while they curved their long necks.

There, an equestrian, Olivia, who left her work with the Alassandros, a popular family, and one of the wealthiest families in town, to become a nanny during an economic downturn, which made many lose ground on the horse industry—found herself in a whole new drama she could have never imagined—the kind of drama that was enough to leave her with trembling hands and drained lungs, as if she hadn't breathed for minutes; a drama with no certainty of who was truly the villain or the victim; the drama that she never thought she would ever find herself involved in—big enough to mess up her life if she did not play safe.

Hatred, seduction, deceit, and greediness were all entangled like a cobweb, ready to trap anything that came too close.

There she had to decide whether to understand the situation in order to know how to protect herself from the mess or run away from the dirty games.

Can she trust Trisha —the woman who was involved with both the son and the father? Or, ignore the mess if she could? She must find his answers himself.