Sarah Miller, a daughter of privilege and engaged to a scion of society, watches her world collapse when her beloved, patriotic father, a revered CEO, is abruptly arrested for economic espionage.
Desperate, she seeks out the cold, formidable lead prosecutor, Ethan Hayes, only to find herself trapped in an unimaginable predicament.
He exploits her anguish, demanding a degrading personal price for his "help," leaving her utterly humiliated and forced to buy a morning-after pill after their first encounter.
A lifeline appears when her childhood friend, David Chen, unearths critical information: the flash drive linking her father to the crime was exclusively manufactured by a rival corporation, screaming "frame-up."