Five years ago, Su Wan thought that love meant the whole world, until Lu Chenzhou told her in the cruelest way: "We are not from the same world." Her painting tools were burned, her dreams were trampled on, and she didn't even get an explanation.
Five years later, she became a well-known illustrator, but at her best moment, she was forced to reunite with Lu Chenzhou. He was the superior president of the Lu Group, and she was the Party B who took over his company's cooperation. The old scars were torn open repeatedly, and the pain made her unable to escape.
"Su Wan, let's talk."
"Mr. Lu, apart from cooperation, we have nothing to talk about."
He has a house full of old things related to her, and her paintings are full of depressing rainy days. Was behind the betrayal that year, was it the oppression of his family, the calculations of others, or the difficulties he had never spoken out?
When the truth revealed its spicy core like peeling an onion, Su Wan discovered that the person she had hated for five years actually had deep feelings that she didn't know existed. But a broken mirror is hard to make, and can a heartbeat that was broken once be rekindled?
This is a story about hurt and forgiveness, growth and redemption. When the fire rekindles, what is burned away is innocence, and what remains is the courage to be brave for each other again.
