Grimm

In the midst of a frigid winter, Jacob and Marie find themselves abandoned in a desolate forest by their recently unemployed father. In an attempt to provide some guidance, their father leaves behind a letter from their mother, instructing them to seek shelter with her brother in Spain. Arriving in sunny Spain, they learn that their uncle has passed away, leaving them with little support or direction.Marie's journey takes an unexpected turn when she meets Diego, a sophisticated Spanish surgeon known for his charm and wealth. As their romance blossoms, Jacob struggles to understand why Marie would even consider marrying someone he sees as unworthy. Despite their contrasting opinions on Diego, the siblings remain close, bound by their shared history of hardship.However, after witnessing Diego's apparent kindness firsthand, Marie insists on marrying him despite her skeptical brother's objections. Jacob's disapproval only grows as he continues his futile attempts to drive a wedge between his sister and her new husband. What starts as passive-aggressive manipulation soon escalates into outright provocation, setting the stage for a series of events that will have profound consequences for all involved.In this complex tale of family, love, and betrayal, none of the characters remain untouched by the web of secrets, lies, and unspoken desires that entwine them. As the story unfolds, it becomes increasingly clear that no one is entirely innocent or guilty, but rather, each person must face the consequences of their choices in this emotionally charged drama.