Crying for the Love We Lost Twice

About this drama

Two lives, one wedding day, and a copy that knows exactly how to spend them. Iris Vance was the beloved daughter of the powerful Vance family, engaged to her childhood sweetheart William Hastings. Then Chloe, the Vances' real daughter, came home. Overnight Iris lost her place. William began choosing Chloe. On the wedding day, the Vances secretly tried to switch the bridal cars and force Iris to marry William's older brother, Rowan Hastings, the cold and feared head of the Hastings empire. Rowan carries a terrifying family curse: every woman he loves dies tragically. His parents died in a mysterious car crash. All five of his former wives are dead. Iris discovered the switch and still chose William. It became the biggest mistake of her life. Three years of humiliation, neglect, heartbreak. Dying, she is offered William's heart, on one condition: let him and Chloe be together in the next life. She refused and died filled with hatred and regret. Then fate hands her the second chance the title promised. This time, when the wedding day comes around again, the official copy breaks off mid-sentence. What she does with the redo is the show's sixty-three-episode question, and the answer is not given away in the description. The material already on the table is heavy: a fake daughter's displacement, a swapped bridal car, a cursed brother-in-law with five dead wives, and a heart offered as a transaction. The first life is a complete tragedy. The second one starts at the exact same door.

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