Burned, Betrayed, Becoming

Weston pulled Millie out of the massacre that killed her family and married her under a contract, and for three years they lived together with what looked like mutual respect. Millie was the daughter of the northeastern military governor. She lost her memory in the massacre, so the marriage was the only life she knew, and she took it for her salvation. Her memory comes back. The marriage was built by Weston and the woman he never got over to cover up what they had done to her family, the betrayal and the killing. Millie leaves. Julian, a commander who has been in love with her for ten years, takes her in and is willing to help her get even. When Weston kneels in front of her to apologize, Julian puts a gun on him and tells him that this is his woman and Weston has no part in it.