The Black-and-White Borderline

You reap what you sow.

What goes around comes around!

A twenty-five-year-old woman hates drugs, and hates the people who sell them even more, so she wants to stay as far away from them as possible. But the world seems to be playing a joke on her. For one reason or another, these evils keep finding their way back into her life.

Back in the depths of depravity, a chance encounter, or perhaps an inevitable turn of events, brings a twenty-eight-year-old man into her life. He becomes a haven for her amid the whirlpool of black and white.

The woman's arrival disrupts the man's careful plans. One unexpected event after another takes him from reluctant acceptance to slowly getting used to having her around. Eventually, he realizes that the love he feels is real. But unable to reveal it, he chooses to protect and support her quietly from the sidelines.

The woman knows nothing about the man's true identity and insists that he is a bad person. Yet her heart is full of love, and the conflict leaves her in agony.

Both make sacrifices for each other in silence. In the end, they discover that they have been working toward the same sacred goal all along. Through their shared efforts, the two lovers finally end up together.