Her life was a wrongful accusation that no one would listen to.
Four years ago, the last words Lu Jianwei said to her fiancé over the phone were, “Don't come.” In return, the whole world branded her a “murderer.” The prestige of being a jewelry designer could not hide the stigma of being the “cast-off daughter of a wealthy family.” Her mother despised her, her father used her, and her future mother-in-law's hatred was daily torture. Her greatest crime, it seemed, was simply surviving a difficult childbirth years ago.
Just as she learned to expect nothing from anyone, Gu Lin appeared. Sharp-tongued and reckless, he was the dangerous man her family had warned her to avoid. Yet he was also the one who “happened” to catch her every time she fell.
To him, marriage was a bargaining chip in his fight against his family. To her, it was the only way to get close to the sun she had never dared to hope for.
Later, when Gu Lin overturned a world of rumors for her and settled scores with everyone who had hurt her, he simply clasped her hand tightly and declared to the world:
“She has only one crime, from beginning to end: making me love her until I lose my mind. And for that, I will never pardon her.”
