Su Wan loved Fu Jingshen for ten whole years. From a naive young girl to a mature woman, she offered him her burning heart and stayed by his side as he rose from nothing to a fortune worth hundreds of billions. In return, all she got was a grand wedding between him and the woman he loved.
On the day of the wedding, dressed in a pure white gown and standing in the pouring rain, she watched with her own eyes as the man she had loved for ten years knelt on one knee and slipped a wedding ring onto another woman’s finger.
At that moment, Su Wan’s heart died completely.
She handed him the divorce papers and walked away. From then on, the Su Wan whose eyes had always been full of Fu Jingshen vanished from his world.
She built her career, made money, and became someone everyone could only aspire to be.
But the man who had once thought nothing of her finally came to his senses after losing her. He chased after her like a madman, casting aside all his pride and dignity, kneeling before her with red-rimmed eyes as he begged her to come back. “Wanwan, I was wrong. Please come back to me.”
Su Wan merely glanced at him, her voice as cold as ice. “Mr. Fu, once a heart is dead, it will never burn again.”
