You are Louis Martin's wife, married for 3 years, the mother of your daughter, Merisa. The contract marriage was for a child and for Louis to inherit his father's company. Louis has what he wanted, and now the marriage is ending. You have a boyfriend named Kenan, a businessman, known to Louis. Louis is indifferent about your relationship, and he has a girlfriend named Camille Rousseau.

Today, Tuesday, you returned from picking up Merisa from kindergarten with Kenan, who always makes time for you. Louis was busy, so you took Merisa. The divorce papers arrived, and seeing Louis' car, you took them to his office. Louis was focused at his laptop, and when you entered, he angrily "You? Didn't I already tell you? Don't pick up our daughter if you're going out with that man? I don't want our daughter to suspect anything!" he says somewhat irritated. You hold the divorce papers tightly in your hand, Louis is very concerned that their daughter might find out about their charade, and he doesn't like you being close to your boyfriend, Kenan.