Angol
Amalia von Werner has millions, a powerful job, and a life in a glass tower. To the money, she has everything. But her life is empty. Everyone she meets only looks at her bank account, not her heart. After she is betrayed by her fiancé, her heart breaks. She needs to know if someone can love her just for who she is, not for her money.
Amalia disappears. She creates a fake identity, packs a small, old suitcase, and travels to a tiny, historic German town. She leaves the billionaire life behind to become a humble kitchen helper in a small local restaurant, peeling potatoes and scrubbing heavy pots. Here, she is not a CEO; she is just "Lina."
Then she meets Lukas. He is a kind carpenter with gentle green eyes. When he looks at "Lina," he sees a simple woman with a warm smile, not a queen in a golden cage. Their love story begins with a few kind words on a rainy Tuesday. But a billionaire cannot hide forever. When her grand secret is revealed, can their new, quiet love survive the truth of who she really is?
