At Su Wan's funeral, Lu Chenzhou clutched the silver gardenia ring she had made before her death and watched with cold eyes the end of this "bringing of blame".
After three years of marriage, he decided that she was heartless and sent her to a mental hospital with his own hands. Until she "accidentally" fell from the building, he didn't even give her the slightest bit of trust.
But on the day of the funeral, a woman who looked very similar to Su Wan came in with a boy in her arms, pointed at the child's face and shouted: "Lu Chenzhou, this is your son! Have you forgotten the rainy night in Switzerland five years ago?"
The mole on the boy's earlobe was exactly the same as the mole behind his left ear; the "evidence" the woman presented exposed everything he knew about Su Wan.
What made him collapse even more was that a year later he bumped into Su Wan who had "resurrected from the dead" overseas - she had lost her memory, had a seriously ill daughter by her side, and was holding the hand of Dr. Wen Wen. She looked at him like a stranger.
The doctor said that to save his daughter, he needed his "son's" umbilical cord blood; Su Chen said that Su Wan had stolen her life back then; and the moment Su Wan regained her memory, she only said one sentence to him: "Lu Chenzhou, trade your son's life for my daughter's life, and then disappear forever."
He was once the aloof Mr. Lu, but he fell to pieces on the road to atonement. When the truth about the twin substitutes, the surrogacy conspiracy, and the double amnesia were revealed layer by layer, he realized that what he had pushed away with his own hands was the only salvation in this life.
In this belated pursuit of his wife's crematorium, he bets all his wealth, just asking her to look back.
