At my eighteenth birthday banquet, my foster brother announces in front of everyone that he’s cutting ties with me.
Three years later, I’ve become an up-and-coming designer, but I run into CEO Lu Chen at a company we’re collaborating with.
He scans my proposal with a cold look. “The Lu family doesn’t support dead weight.”
Then I’m framed for plagiarism, and he tears up a billion-yuan contract in front of everyone. “No one else gets to bully my little sister.” (They find comfort in each other while navigating the boundaries of an ethically complicated relationship, with plenty of tension.)
