In the week leading up to her son’s wedding, Dorothy noticed a peculiar obsession of her soon-to-be daughter-in-law, Eva—baking fresh apple pies every day. Although initially endearing, Dorothy’s curiosity peaked when she discovered a suspicious substance in the pie on the morning of the wedding.

Upon finding her son, Blake, unresponsive, suspicions arose, leading to a shocking revelation—Eva had unknowingly poisoned Blake under the guise of a family tradition. Eva tearfully confessed that her family had orchestrated the poisoning to derail the marriage and access the couple’s savings.

Despite the betrayal, Eva stood by Blake’s side throughout his recovery, demonstrating her genuine love and devotion. With Eva’s cooperation, justice was served, leading to her family’s prosecution.

In a testament to their resilience and love, Blake forgave Eva, and they chose to postpone the wedding, reaffirming their commitment to each other. In a heartfelt ceremony, surrounded by their loved ones, Blake and Eva exchanged vows, solidifying their bond and leaving behind the toxicity of Eva’s past.

Through adversity, Eva found a new family in Dorothy and her husband, who embraced her as their own daughter. Despite the tumultuous journey, the love between Blake and Eva prevailed, promising a future filled with genuine affection and unwavering support.