After three years of marriage, Lin tide is the most competent "mute" around the prince Xiao Kai in the Beijing circle. She hid her identity as the daughter of a well-known diplomat family and restrained her skills as a top translator, just because Xiao Kai said: "I like your quiet and non-clingy look."
Until his high-profile return to China, Bai Yueguang's hearing was damaged. On Lin tide's birthday, Xiao Kai coldly pushed her to Bai Yueguang: "You are a professional sign language interpreter. From now on, you will be responsible for Sisi's daily communication. You are a 'mute' and have a strict mouth, so I don't worry."
At that moment, Lin tide had accumulated enough disappointment for three years, and slowly spoke amidst the ridicule of everyone, with a voice as cold as snow: "Mr. Xiao, I'm not mute, I just... Don't want to talk to you anymore."
With a divorce agreement, Lin tide walked away cleanly. Xiao Kai lit a cigarette and said in a contemptuous tone: "Without money and background, she doesn't even have a chance to speak out after leaving the Xiao family. She must come back to beg me within three days."
But three days later, what Xiao Kai was waiting for was not begging for mercy, but international diplomatic news. In the picture, the wife who once humbly poured tea behind him was dressed in a cheongsam, stunning the world with her ability to switch between six languages, and becoming the chief translator that heads of state strived to make friends with.
That night, Xiao Kai frantically chased and intercepted him, but was blocked by Lin tide's exclusive bodyguard. Through the car window, Lin tide moved her fingertips lightly and gave him an unfamiliar sign language. Later, Xiao Kai found out that the action meant: "Don't dirty my eyes."
