During their three years of marriage, Su Wan was Fu Sinian's wife in name only. She never found a place in his heart. She held on to the celadon bowl they had fired together, and to his promise that they would be together "for a lifetime," hiding her love in the small routines of every passing day.
Then Fu Sinian's first love returned. A divorce agreement landed lightly before Su Wan, every word severing their past and banishing her from his future. He gave her a generous settlement, yet couldn't spare a proper goodbye, leaving her only with the cold reminder, "Don't upset Weiwei."
By then, Su Wan had just clutched her diagnosis of late-stage stomach cancer. The cancer cells spreading through her body were moving even faster than the collapse of their relationship. She silently signed her name and took the celadon bowl, already covered in cracks, with her, as if taking with her the last remnant of hope from their marriage.
The respectable identity of Mrs. Fu exited the stage, and her life entered its final countdown. Fu Sinian simply didn't know that the person he had pushed away with his own hands was someone who had loved him right up to the end. When the truth came to light, his belated awakening could only become an irreparable regret.
