Roses, Always Roses

Donna Kent struggles with a past tragedy linked to Daniel Conrad's family, making it difficult for her to accept their undeniable attraction. Six years prior, the Conrads' business actions led to her father's company's downfall and his subsequent car crash, leaving Donna with unresolved pain. Despite Daniel's charm and humor, Donna fears a future with him would only bring more unhappiness, forcing her to confront whether she can ever move past the past.