They say bad things come in threes, and Adira Arogundade is living proof.

First, her fiancé proposes—then immediately leaves for a three-month work trip. Second, he extends his trip by another month. Third, he comes back… only to tell her he’s in love with someone else. A cowgirl, no less.

Adira is heartbroken—but more than that, she’s pissed. She didn’t build one of the most successful fashion brands in New York just to be discarded like last season’s trend. So, she does what any self-respecting woman would do: she focuses on herself, her business, and proving that no man, no matter how...

They say bad things come in threes, and Adira Arogundade is living proof.

First, her fiancé proposes—then immediately leaves for a three-month work trip. Second, he extends his trip by another month. Third, he comes back… only to tell her he’s in love with someone else. A cowgirl, no less.

Adira is heartbroken—but more than that, she’s pissed. She didn’t build one of the most successful fashion brands in New York just to be discarded like last season’s trend. So, she does what any self-respecting woman would do: she focuses on herself, her business, and proving that no man, no matter how charming, can shake her confidence.

Enter Nathan Cowe—a sharp-tongued journalist who seems to be everywhere she turns, challenging her patience and her perspective. When he proposes a documentary on her rise in the fashion industry, Adira is reluctant. The last thing she needs is a nosy reporter in her space, stirring up emotions she doesn’t want to face.

But business is business. And if there’s one thing Adira never backs down from, it’s a challenge.