Su Wan “died” five years ago. Now she returns in style with three genius kids in tow.
Everyone mocks her as a single mother trying to latch onto a wealthy family, unaware that her secret identities span the globe. The antique she casually restores leaves a museum stunned, the perfume she creates anonymously drives the aristocracy wild, and the system she casually hacks can cripple half the business world.
Fu Jinghan despises the woman who betrayed him and supposedly “perished in a sea of flames.” Then he catches that one-of-a-kind, familiar fragrance on the new jewelry designer. He closes in forcefully, but she regards him with cool detachment. “Mr. Fu, please behave yourself.”
Then her eldest son publicly cracks his business model, her daughter’s music wins over a master musician, and her youngest son takes down his bodyguard with one hand... Seeing three little faces that look just like his own, Fu Jinghan completely loses control.
Trouble erupts: socialites obsessed with him scheme against her at every turn, a family mole hides murderous intentions, and even the father who raised her lets slip the truth while drunk: “Your biological parents... might still be alive...”
As layer upon layer of mystery is peeled away, she discovers that the fire was a plot by her own family, and that her true identity is tied to a long-buried secret among the powerful...
Later, a saying circulates in the capital: “Cross Mr. Fu and you might go bankrupt. Cross Mrs. Fu, and you’ll find yourself erased from everything, from the household register to the family tree.”
Meanwhile, the famously cold and ruthless Mr. Fu holds his daughter in one arm and brings milk to his son, who’s up late “working.” He asks cautiously, “Darling, could you give me an official place in your life today?”
[Secret identities, adorable kids coming to the rescue, a husband’s arduous pursuit of his wife, a mystery surrounding her origins]
“Fu Jinghan, I’m not running away this time.”
