Gabriel married Patricia when she had nothing, save for her two little daughters. She had been fired from her job and the father of her children had fled. For the last six years they have made a beautiful couple. Gabriel, a civil servant, leaves the management of his investments to his wife. All his well until Chris, Patricia's baby daddy, returns to her live. They not only start sleeping together again, but they conspire to steal Gabriel's property. What follows is a tale of betrayal, and pain.

Julius is a successful clergy man. He has built a large church that mints billions of shillings annually. But unlike many Bishops, Julius insists on using seventy percent of his church's revenue on charity work, and only thirty percent on administrative costs. He draws a modest salary from the church. But he is growing old, and talk of succession is rife. One ambitious pastor has already hatched a plan to assassinate the Bishop. He is the Bishop's most trusted man, and he is assisted by the Bishop's wife, who he married after the death of his first wife. Brutus and Marie, the co-conspirators, want control of the church's billions, and charity work is not on their minds.

Raphael is a young widower, having lost his wife to cancer at the age of 32. He fell in love with his late wife's best friend, who is divorced, but she turned down his romantic gestures, fearing backlash from the community. But they have remained good friends. Raphael's life is simple, straightforward and comfortable, until he meets and starts dating Annette. Annette possesses him like a piece of property, and isolates him from his friends, both male and female. She wants to spend all his free time with him, alone. She monitors his social media accounts to ward off female competition. She is particularly determined to make sure that Linet doesn't get near him. Raphael is feeling suffocated, but he doesn't have the courage to break up with Annette. Is it a crime for a woman to love you so much that she wants to be with you all the time?

Alice is a young Christian lady, engaged to get married to a Christian man, Joab. They work together at Tegeta Industries and fellowship in the same church. Being born-again Christians, they have vowed to remain sexually pure until their wedding night. But there is a problem. Alice is being pursued by Albert, the CEO of a microfinance bank that the company she works for owes money. She has already brushed off advances from Humphrey, the CEO of her own company, but Albert is persistent; and both Humphrey and her line manager, Nancy, are throwing her as a bait to Albert. It is becoming clear that it is either she sleeps with Albert, or she loses her job. Having remained jobless for three years before getting this one, she knows she cannot afford to lose her job. But she cannot afford to break her vow to God and her fiancée either. Unknown to her, Joab has already succumbed to the sexual advances of Nancy, who is the company’s Chief Financial Officer and therefore his boss as well. He hates it, but he knew that if he didn’t do it both he and Alice would get fired. Nancy believes that Alice is Joab’s cousin. What Joab doesn’t have is the courage to tell Alice the truth, even though she has already told him about Albert.

Samuel lost it all. A former Education Officer attached to the Ministry of Education, a life of reckless abandon saw him lose everything, including his inherited land. He now sleeps in the streets. One night, he chances upon his granddaughter Njeri, an Engineer, and she and her boyfriend take him in. But he quickly realizes that Njeri's boyfriend, Bruce, is not who he appears to be. Samuel is in a race to redeem himself by rescuing his granddaughter, but that makes him-and his granddaughter-the target of a murderous gang, led by Bruce's boss and lover, Lilian.

Matilda was the woman Jesse loved, and she loved him back. He was about to marry her when his pastor, Reverend Arthur, refused to officiate the wedding because Matilda belonged to the Roman Catholic Church. Jesse was willing to switch churches, but his parents joined the pastor in opposing the wedding. Issues of tribe also came up. Eventually, Jesse backed down and broke up with Matilda. He was boxed into marrying Carol, Pastor Arthur's daughter, a decision he is regretting. Carol is a mean manipulator, and their four-year marriage is dripping with toxicity. Jesse is feeling trapped, but what can he do?

Flora has been doing everything for her family. She educated two of her siblings, William and Ruth, and she has been supporting her parents financially. More recently, she and her husband Nelson built rental houses for her parents and started poultry projects for her brothers, Charles and Henry. But that is not enough. She is accused of being stingy by the same family members she has been helping. Her youngest sister Ruth is the reason Flora divorced her first husband Jerome, after the two started having an affair. When Flora's husband Nelson gets involved in an accident, her parents send Ruth to stay in her house. They want Ruth to help them blackmail Flora into sending them money, but Ruth has a sinister agenda of her own. But Flora sees through all those schemes and refuses to host Ruth. Furious, Flora's parents tell her that she is being punished by God for being a miser. But as it turns out, it is Flora's own mother who is the author of her misfortunes, including Nelson's accident...

Flora has been a good wife and daughter. She has been supporting her siblings because she has a well paying job, and she has also been supporting her husband until his church grew big enough to support him financially. She performs all the domestic chores in the house, without her husband's assistance, and without complaining. She is therefore crushed when she learns that her pastor husband has been sleeping with and has impregnated her younger sister Ruth. Flora is particularly stung because for the years she has been married to Jerome, she has been unable to conceive. Now Jerome wants her to accept Ruth as a co-wife, a position supported by both sets of parents.

Nick is a well grounded Christian. He is well educated, but he has struggled to get a job. His mother and his wife have supported and prayed for him, until he finally gets a good job. But immediately he gets his first pay cheque, he hooks up with a commercial sex worker and forgets about his family. He naively thinks that Barbara, the commercial sex worker, is in love with him. But this liaison will have deadly consequences...

Reginah and George have had a good marriage since they got married seven years ago. George is a high flying lawyer working for a multinational corporation while Reginah is the secretary to the CEO of a family owned business. But when George gets an accident that leaves him paralyzed, Reginah starts having an affair with her boss...and ultimately dumps George when he needs her the most.

Michael married into money. Not just that. His billionaire father-in-law is also his employer. As if that is not enough, his wife has teenage children from a previous marriage, children who show him zero respect. When he tries to assert himself in his home, his father-in-law gets him arrested on allegations of sexual harassment, defilement and fraud. It is his step-daughter who accuses him of defilement. The stacks are solidly against him.

Bruce and Damaris have been living together for four years, and they already have three children. no form of marriage has taken place though. When they visit Damaris' mother for the first time, a rude shock awaits them. They are informed that Damaris is the biological daughter of Bruce's father Harold, born out of wedlock around the same time Bruce was born. in other words, they are siblings.