A car accident six years ago left Wen Jingshu, an inheritor of Su embroidery, with no memory of giving birth to a child. Her parents told her that Wen Xiaobao was her younger brother. From then on, she made a living through embroidery while raising Xiaobao as his "older sister."
Six years later, a car show brought her face-to-face again with Huo Jingchen, the Huo heir and a racing driver. Xiaobao called him "Dad" in front of everyone, drawing Wen Jingshu into a stolen-embroidery scandal, doubts surrounding a paternity test, and the Huo family's past. A silver-gray cuff link, the scent of pine, and a mark hidden among the stitches gradually bring back her lost memories, while pointing to a plot behind the accident.
Faced with people coveting her embroidery and the Huo family's interests, Wen Jingshu refuses to let others decide her identity or where she belongs. Huo Jingchen, too, must find out what happened six years ago before he can earn the right to get close to the mother and son. Can these three, separated by lies, choose their own way back to becoming a family?
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
