When Su Wan was forced to kiss her in the back alley of a hotel on a rainy night, she thought she had offended a group of crazy creditors. Until the blood-stained jade pendant tore open twenty-year-old scars - the same pattern that his mother clutched before her death was branded on the collarbone of Huo Linshen, the heir to the richest man in the capital. In order to save her father from gambling debts, she signed a contract as a substitute lover, but during the assassination at the family dinner, she was shocked to discover that: the RH negative blood type, the baby's ankle silver bell, and the broken jade safety lock, all the evidence pointing to the real daughter of the Huo family, actually matched her perfectly. When the bloody gunshots on the streets of Paris emerged from the depths of her memory, the man who pinched her waist and said, "No matter how many zeros I fill in, I can't beat you." Was he a hunter who laid out the abyss, or was he a player who drowned earlier than she did?
