Dissociative identity disorder.
Rumor has it that the eldest daughter of the unmarried Sang family seduced someone and caused the Song family’s ruin. The Song family heir sought revenge, driving the Sang family, once worth trillions in Wutong City, into ruin overnight. He then vanished without a trace, while she became a public pariah, reviled by everyone.
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*Four years later, the head of the Song family returns to power. Everyone assumes he will take revenge on the Sang family’s eldest daughter again and send her to hell to join his mother at her grave.
*But when the media catch sight of Lord Song, he is pressing a delicate young woman against a car and kissing her passionately in public.
His lips are stained with the girl’s rosy lipstick, and his peach-blossom eyes gaze tenderly at her as she gasps for breath. The girl is utterly disgusted. She furiously rubs her lips with her slender hand and spits out, “Young Master Song, are you always this shameless?”
Pain flashes across the man’s face and vanishes. He bends down, scoops her up in his arms, and whispers against her ear, coaxing her in a meek voice: “My little darling, what are you still unhappy about? Come home and do whatever you want with me, okay?”
*The woman making entertainment headlines is none other than the eldest daughter of the Sang family, whose business Lord Song drove into bankruptcy years ago.
*But only Song Muci knows that, after suffering too much heartbreak, his girl developed two distinct personalities. Her primary personality lashes out at him: “Young Master Song, aren’t you shameless?”
“Want me to behave? Then why don’t you behave and jump down from here, Young Master Song?”
Her other personality is like the girl who used to cling to him: “Big brother, you’re so handsome!”
“Big brother, I want something to eat.”
“Big brother…”
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But when the truth comes to light, how will the two of them face it?