Su Nian was forced to marry Fu Siheng, the legendary ruthless heir to the business empire, for her sister. On their wedding night, her husband threw down a piece of paper and signed an agreement: "Three years of contract, two liquidations at the end of the period." She thought it was just an emotionless deal, but she didn't know that Fu Siheng married her because on that rainy night ten years ago, a little girl thrust her umbrella into his hand and said, "Brother, don't cry."
But what Su Nian didn't know was that the little girl was herself.
When her sister Su Wanqing returned to China and tried to recapture Fu Siheng and uncover the truth about the past, Su Nian only left a piece of divorce agreement and disappeared. Five years later, she was an internationally renowned jewelry designer. She returned to China with a little boy who looked exactly like Fu Siheng, and a gentle and considerate mysterious man stood beside her.
Fu Siheng went crazy looking for her all over the world. He blocked her way at a jewelry exhibition and said in a hoarse voice, "Nian Nian, I've been looking for you for a long time."
Su Nian smiled: "Mr. Fu, we are not familiar with each other."
The little boy looked up at Fu Siheng and tugged at the corner of Su Nian's clothes: "Mom, why does this uncle look exactly like me?"
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Wedge
It rained heavily.
Six-year-old Su Nian was hiding under the eaves of the hospital corridor. The incubator in her arms was still warm. Inside was the chicken soup she begged the nanny to make for her mother in the hospital.
The rain was so heavy that half of her skirt was already wet, her sandals were full of water, and she made a "gurgling" sound with every step she took. But she didn't dare to run for fear of spilling the chicken soup.
As she turned the corner, she almost tripped over something.
When he looked down, he saw a boy.
He huddled against the wall
