Across lifetimes, Ravyn finds the same man and chooses him every time—not because love demands it, but because loyalty does. Their bond is built on devotion that survives punishment, betrayal that never fully ends, and a truth too old to be remembered all at once. Drawn together by something ancient and unfinished, they move through the world in quiet repetition, reenacting a pattern neither fully understands but both obey. Love is not the cause of their ruin, but its consequence—formed from endurance, proximity, and the refusal to turn away. This is a story of fidelity without mercy, of betrayal that echoes across time, and of a woman who comes to understand that the man she always returns to is not her fate, but her insanity.