The Bunny-Fur Rose

Four months pregnant with twins, Su Cheng is holding the diagnosis when she receives word that her younger sister is in critical condition.

To save her sister, she is forced into the world of nightlife, where she reunites with the man from that night four months ago: Shen Sinian. A business legend, he was believed to be incapable of having children after an accident. He finds her in dire straits and announces in front of everyone, “My children will bear the Shen name. And you, Su Cheng, are Mrs. Shen.”

Thus begins a marriage born of obligation. He offers her protection and indulgence, and lets her pick up her paintbrush again. She thinks their marriage is just a deal, but in his world, she gradually rediscovers herself and her light.

He rebuilds her studio and brings in a renowned teacher;

He invests in an art platform just so the world can see her paintings;

He shields her from the rumors and declares, “I married her because I love her.”

When she becomes an online sensation under the pen name “Orange and Bunny,” and her picture book The Rose in Rabbit Fur moves millions, he smiles during an interview:

“My wife always says I'm the one who lifted her up. The truth is, with nothing but a paintbrush, she saved the life I thought was barren.”

Later, at an art awards ceremony,

The rising artist Su Cheng holds her trophy and looks at the man in a suit below the stage, holding their daughter and leading their son. Her expression is tender.

“People often ask what ‘The Rose in Rabbit Fur’ really means.”

“It is softness blooming among thorns, a light that refuses to go out in the darkness, and...”

She pauses and looks into his eyes.

“It is love making me believe that I deserve every beautiful thing.”