Lin Wanzhou is struggling through menopause when her company lays her off, claiming it needs “fresh blood.”
> Her daughter complains that she can’t even make soup without oversalting it, while her ex-husband’s new girlfriend sends her an ultrasound report to gloat.
> With nowhere else to turn, she becomes a caregiver for the mother of business tycoon Gu Chengze.
> He watches coldly as she suffers from night sweats and smashes a bottle of pills. “If you’re menopausal, stay away from my mom.”
> Until one night, he catches her kneeling by the bed, massaging his mother’s swollen legs.
> The old woman murmurs, “Wanzhou’s hands are warmer than painkillers.”
> For the first time, warmth enters Gu Chengze’s eyes.
> But when he stands downstairs with roses, his ex-wife slaps a check against her face. “Take the money and get lost. Who do you think you are, you old woman?”
> Her menopause diagnosis slips from her bag. The moment he bends to pick it up
> She taps her phone, and the giant screen across the entire CBD suddenly lights up:
> “Mr. Gu, use the budget for acquiring the Lin Group to buy out my menopause.”
