Su Wan leaves Lu Huaichen and enters a top jewelry design firm under an assumed name. Her talent soon shines, making her a rising star in the industry. Lu Huaichen is consumed by pain and regret. No longer an overbearing CEO, he learns to respect her, wait for her, and repent. In his awkward way, he quietly looks out for Su Wan and supports her career without trying to force her into anything. As her career flourishes, an outstanding suitor appears at her side. Lu Huaichen undergoes a transformation in his journey of remorse, learning how to love and communicate. He not only helps Su Wan uncover the truth about what happened to her mother years ago, which may have been foreshadowed, but also offers his full support as a business partner when she hits a career slump. Su Wan holds a solo jewelry exhibition, whose finale piece, titled “I Am Not the White Moonlight,” tells the story of a woman searching for herself and stuns the audience. Lu Huaichen watches from below, tears streaming down his face. When he steps onto the stage, he does not ask her to take him back. Instead, he publicly lays out his own mistakes and announces that he will use half his personal fortune to establish a women’s arts fund, entrusting Su Wan with its full management as an act of respect and atonement. Su Wan sees how completely he has changed. In the end, she does not forgive him easily, but gives them both a chance to start over. The story closes with her saying, “Lu Huaichen, let’s meet again. I’m Su Wan. I was never your white moonlight.” An open-ended happy ending that lingers in the heart.
