They were the dazzling daughters of returning overseas Chinese, the most brilliant business sisters in Luobin City.
No one knew that beneath Cong Xinyang's bathtub, the eldest sister hid scars from self-harm; that Cong Xinqing, the second sister, mixed the poison of dependency into her red wine; or that in the depths of Cong Xinchen's wardrobe, the youngest had locked away expired psychiatric medication. Their past was a grave no one knew existed.
Then blood-red words appeared in a parking lot, an urn was buried in the yard, and the “ghost” from seventeen years ago crawled out of the impoverished mountains and sent an extortion letter to their phones. In an instant, every trace of respectability and pretense was ripped away.
“Pay up, or watch out for your sister.”
As the police get involved and the past gnaws at their present like a bone-deep parasite, will they run away again, or dig up the “tombstone with no grave” that buried the youth of three girls and settle the score with the devil?
