On the first day after graduation, her grandmother suddenly finds her grandfather's will, and Ye Tong somehow ends up marrying a stranger in a flash. She assumes she'll spend married life alone, living a simple, respectful existence with her husband. But her new husband grows stranger by the day. At first, he tells her coldly that he loves someone else and she shouldn't even dream of winning him over. Later, he becomes the one who clings to her like a burr. What surprises her most is that his first love returns, and that night she really does spend alone.
Ye Tong understands that their relationship has reached its end. She has always believed in parting on good terms, so after signing the divorce papers, she changes trains countless times through the night to reach another city, hoping to spare them both embarrassment. She thinks he'll be happy and get what he wanted. But when they meet again, his eyes are bloodshot. He rushes over and grabs her in a fierce embrace. He's angry, yet can't bring himself to take it out on her. Suppressing the turmoil inside, he leans close to her ear and says in a low voice, "Ye Tong, don't think you can leave me again."
