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Conflicts arise between two families when Dr. Severino Salazar is indicted for medical malpractice after his best friend succumbed to a post-surgery complication. Taking this accusation to heart, the renowned surgeon makes a grave decision.

After the death of his parents, Philip plots to kill Lucas, whom he blames for his family's tragic fate. However, Philip’s plan ends up an utter failure when he realizes that he got the wrong target.

Philip rescues Olivia and keeps her under his care. After learning that Olivia loses her memory, Philip fakes her death and gives her a new identity to exact revenge on his archenemy. Meanwhile, Lucas refuses to believe that his wife is gone.

Lucas completely becomes the worst version of himself as he grieves the death of his beloved wife. This, however, does not stop his friend Melinda from forcing herself on him. Philip introduces himself to Olivia as her husband.

Philip leads a new life abroad with Olivia, who is now living under the name Claire Salazar. Meanwhile, Lucas moves on from Olivia's death and starts anew with Melinda. However, the two families' entangled past proves to be a thorn in their sides.

Philip is infuriated to find out that Joaquin allowed the Buencaminos to become part-owners of Salazar Medical Center. Claire's mysterious dreams and worries for Philip push her to fly back to the Philippines.

Philip's instincts tell him there was foul play in Severino's death. With Claire's return, however, he is conflicted about whether to push through with his original plan of using her against the Buencaminos. Sofia grows curious about Philip’s wife.

As the Buencaminos target the board members of Salazar Medical Center, Philip thinks of a way to stop their plans. Luckily, an opportunity presents itself through Sofia.