When Leticia Fitzgerald pushes the man she loves away at his lowest point, she thinks she's saving him from her fate. She doesn't expect to die—and she certainly doesn't expect a law of the afterlife that gives her one more chance: if Ezekiel Castro, the boy she broke, screams “I love you” to her ghost, she returns for exactly one year. Ten years later the pauper-made-tycoon returns to their hometown. A public act of fury—burning sixty thousand dollars at her grave—goes viral. The verdict is brutal: Leticia is labeled a gold-digger. Her old life collapses; her father is ruined. But a reckless niece, an exposed fake chat log, and one desperate confession unravel the lie—and Ezekiel’s grief cracks open something he’d sworn would never heal. Leticia gets her year. They marry, travel the world, and pack a lifetime of sweetness, fights, sabotage, and public spectacles into twelve impossible months. Boardroom coups, viral mobs, a kidnapping attempt, and a rival who wants to destroy everything force Ezekiel to choose between empire and family. Leticia’s time ticks down. She must decide whether to fight for more or let the year be perfect and finite. Can a love resurrected survive the world that nearly killed it? Will forgiveness and sacrifice be enough to secure a future for the children born in that blistering year? Or is one year all fate will allow?