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Tied By Fate
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Conflict Resolution
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Plot overview
Amelia is forced into an arranged marriage with Elias, the cold CEO of a rival company, to save her family's failing business. Though they initially despise each other, believing their union is purely transactional, fate keeps pushing them together through unexpected crises. As secrets from their shared past emerge, they must decide if their 'fated' bond is a curse or a true love story that transcends business rivalry.
Level insight
The language involves complex emotional arguments, formal dialogue related to business contracts, and vocabulary describing destiny and resentment.
Learning goals
Learn formal expressions used in negotiation and contractual agreements
Practice vocabulary related to expressing resentment and evolving affection
Understand idioms used to describe destiny and inevitability
Lingos you'll learn in this series
You're such a special woman and I've never met anyone like you.
Warm Praise
A warm compliment saying someone is unusually special and unlike anyone else.
Don't you remember me?
Seeking Recognition
A direct way of asking someone to recognize you or recall who you are.
Victoria, why are you doing this?
Questioning Motive
A direct question asking why someone is choosing to do something, especially when it seems harmful or risky.
What's up with all the charade?
Calling Out Deceit
A skeptical way of saying that someone's behavior seems fake, staged, or misleading.
So, any clue on that note?
Seeking Clues
A casual way to ask whether there is any information or lead about something.
Maria, where did you hear that name from?
Source Check
A question asking how someone learned a particular name or piece of information.
Whatever it takes, I will hunt this person down!
Determination
A strong statement meaning the speaker will do anything necessary to find the person.
It's time to tell the truth Richard, don't you think?
Truth Pressure
A firm way of pushing someone to admit the truth.
I'm thinking, what if we turn the tables on our families?
Power Shift
A phrase meaning to reverse the situation and gain the advantage.
I've been thinking, why don't we help each other out here?
Cooperation
A friendly suggestion to cooperate and help one another.
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