Priced Moonlight

When Su Haitang, a junior at the School of Art, stood in the lobby of the golf club holding a crumpled resume, she never thought that this job search would completely change her life. At the beginning of the season, the upstart businessman dragged her into an elaborate deal with the promise of financing her artistic dreams and paying for her mother's surgery. In an apartment studded with crystal chandeliers, Su Haitang exchanged her body for a luxurious life, but was speechless in front of a blank canvas late at night. She wore a diamond necklace to rub shoulders with the emerald bracelet worn by her wife at the beginning of the season. She pretended to be calm at the gallery opening, but her phone kept vibrating with reminder notes and the humiliation of her mistress. When the unexpected pregnancy became the straw that broke the camel's back, she was shocked to realize that she was just a tool for men to launder money, and all her promises were in vain. From the golden cage to ruin, from desperate abortion to desperate counterattack, Su Haitang struggled in the intertwining of love and hate. Ten years later, when her paintings were exhibited at the Louvre, the man who had pushed her into the abyss stopped with his daughter. The moment their eyes met, the fog dissipated, leaving only a begonia blooming stubbornly in the time - this is a story about degradation, redemption, and betrayal. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.