The Day She Left, Stocks Fell

Yara is a celebrated business prodigy who repays her fiancé Charles for saving her life by building his company from the ground up. She grants him ten chances to fail. Her relentless drive plants the firm in the capital, but it still can't go public, so Yara goes overseas to open new markets. Three years later she returns exhausted to find Charles hardened and distant. Influenced by his cousin Sophia, he grows cold and repeatedly wounds her. Each misstep consumes another of the ten chances. When the final chance is squandered, Yara ends the engagement — and that same day Charles's company collapses. Ambition, loyalty and betrayal clash in a fast, tense unraveling.