Destiny: Are all actions forgivable?

Thato works as a receptionist for a law firm, while pursuing her goal of being a Social worker. Her passion of helping people, especially children has landed her as a volunteer in a children’s Orphanage. When they receive news that the land where the orphanage is placed has been sold and the orphanage is about to be removed so that apartments can be built, she does all she can to keep the orphanage where it is.
Her efforts lead her to meeting property Mogul Sandile, who bought the land and wants to remove the orphanage to make way for his latest business venture.
From the moment Thato and Sandile meet, sparks fly and temperatures rise every time they are together. Their encounter blossoms into a greater love than either of them could have ever imagined, but their happiness is short lived when Thato starts receiving death threats and mysterious packages delivered to her apartment.

Soon after, Sandile discovers that their pasts are connected in a way that they both could have never imagined, and scared that what he discovered could destroy their newly found love and happiness; he decides to keep the truth from Thato. Willing to do anything to protect the woman he loves, even if it means keeping secrets and telling lies. Although someone is determined to let Thato know that her Prince Charming isn’t the prince she thought she was falling for. Sandile sadly learns that keeping secrets has disturbing consequences, no matter how well the intention.

Two people brought together under odd circumstances. Is their love strong enough to survive the secrets he’s been hiding? Are all actions forgivable?

When your life changes, it doesn’t come with a warning, drum rolls or trumpets – it just comes and we can’t change our destiny only the course it takes to get there.