Zayra Choi Yaritú is no ordinary young woman: the daughter of an Indigenous Chiquitana mother and a Latino-Korean father, she bears the mark of two opposite worlds. She grew up between the magic and wisdom of the rainforest… and the relentless discipline of an education abroad.

But when she returns to her homeland, she finds her people on the brink of losing everything. Greed for the resources of the Red Forest has unleashed a silent war—political corruption, hidden threats, and a danger that doesn’t distinguish between allies and enemies.

Haunted by a past mistake, Zayra agrees to a marriage of convenience with Kang Ryu, a brilliant, cold, and principled Korean CEO. He comes to Bolivia seeking to save his family’s company… but what he doesn’t know is that he’s also stepping into a game where power and loyalty are traded with the same cold precision as the gemstones he hopes to export.

What begins as a calculated deal will become a story of unlikely alliances, secrets burning beneath the surface, and a love that could change the fate of an entire people.

In the Red Forest, every decision has a price… and not everyone is willing to pay it.

How far would you go to save what you love… even if it means losing yourself?

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I can still smell the damp earth and hear the sound of the birds at Ivaga Guazú. I had no idea how much I needed that break until I experienced it with you.


It is a sacred place in its simplest form: the people who work their care for every plant, every species, as if they were part of a large family. They preserve life with a quiet love, the kind of love that teaches me so much every time I see it.


I wish more people knew about it, because they are truly doing beautiful work for our Bolivian nature.


And then the Ateneo del Campo... what a soulful place.


I still remember how every corner seemed like a perfect blend of art and calm. Knowing that they promote so many local artists there, that they teach, that they have a library to share knowledge with everyone... it moves me deeply.


I don't know how you found it, but it was one of the most heartfelt gifts anyone has ever given me.


Thank you for that day, Ryu. It was the beginning of something that changed our lives forever.


Honestly, I was nervous about what would come next, so I wanted everything to be perfect.


I must confess it was Camila's idea, your sister.


But it was a very good suggestion; it made that day truly special.


Chapter 67 - Chapter 59.1 — Shared Diary