One reckless driver. One spoiled heiress. One deadly road trip. When outlaw Luca is hired to escort Giulia across a lawless wasteland, he thinks it's just another dangerous payday. But she's hiding a secret worth killing for, and ruthless enemies are closing in fast. Between high-speed chases, explosive fights, and unexpected sparks, these two sworn opposites discover that falling in love might be even more dangerous than staying alive.
In this wasteland, life is the cheapest currency. People die for power, for revenge, or just for a can of gas. But keeping a life? That comes with a heavy price tag. To pull my brother out of hell, I've had to become a monster myself.
No morals, no questions asked. Just cash. Today's cargo is a pampered mafia princess. They call it a suicide run. I call it payday. Luca, the hospital just issued an artimatum.
We're still 300,000 euros short for Gian's life support and the upcoming organ repair surgery. If we don't pay up in three days, they're pulling the plug. You've got to figure something out. Fast!
Watch over him for me. The 300 grand, I'll get it by today. Hurry up and get out. We have no time to waste. Grandpa, you expect me to ride to the coast in this piece of junk?
This thing will fall apart before we even make it 20 kilometers. Listen to me. This is the only vehicle that can safely get through the Lawless Zones. Get in the truck.
I'm not going. This wreck doesn't even have a driver. I'd rather walk. Are you Luca, the guy old Niccolo recommended?
I'm begging you. Take my granddaughter across this area to the coast to find her uncle. My rules. I set the route, and the destination stays as it. My fee is 300,000 euros. Not a penny less, or I don't drive.
300 grand for 2,000 kilometers? That's literal highway robbery. Grandpa, let's go! Do you have any idea what a lawless zone is? If you have a death wish, feel free to find someone else right now.
Let go! You're hurting me! Grandpa, help! Agreed. 300 grand it is, as long as you get her there alive. Half ahead is a deposit. We leave exactly at 6 a.m. tomorrow.
Don't be late.