Leonard and Dorian are twins, but their lives couldn’t be more different. Dorian is the golden child—successful, charming, and loved by all—while Leonard lives in his shadow, consumed by bitterness and jealousy. When Dorian wins the heart of Elena, the woman Leonard secretly loves, hatred pushes Leonard to sabotage his brother’s life.But when his plans fail, and a desperate act of revenge nearly destroys him, Leonard is forced to confront the truth: his hatred has only harmed himself. To Hate Is Divine is a modern tale of rivalry, obsession, and redemption, proving that even in the darkest hatred, hope can find a way.

Wale, a shy and introspective Nigerian man, leaves home for a work-and-travel program in Minnesota, seeking adventure and the chance to experience life beyond his borders. Overwhelmed by the chaos of a busy amusement park café, Wale navigates cultural shocks, workplace challenges, and homesickness. With the support of his outgoing roommate Felix, a tight-knit group of co-workers, and a newfound sense of courage, Wale begins to adapt.Among the chaos, he notices Sophia, a poised and confident British co-worker who seems to handle the pressure with ease. Their shared moments at the café open a window to friendship, but Wale’s journey is not just about connecting with others—it’s about finding himself. Along the way, he bonds with colleagues from around the world, including Maria, a driven Spaniard with big dreams, and Lena, a lively German who brings levity to the toughest days.As Wale learns to navigate life abroad, he reflects on his past heartbreak, struggles with trust, and aspirations for the future. Each connection he forms and every challenge he overcomes leads him closer to discovering what it truly means to belong.In a summer where friendships are forged and lessons are learned, Wale’s experience becomes a transformative chapter in his life—one he’ll carry with him long after the season ends.