Aina, who had just graduated, had no way to find a job, but was unexpectedly hired by Hengyuan Group. After joining the company, she discovered that the job was just a trap carefully set by the chairman, Gu Heyi. In order to raise money for her grandmother's surgery, she was forced to sign an agreement to marry Gu Heyi's adopted son, Gu Sian, and live in the Gu family. From then on, she lived under the surveillance of locators and bodyguards.
Gu Heyi is dead. The medical examiner said it was a coronary heart attack.
Overnight, Gu Sian became the new owner of Hengyuan, while Aina was still his wife on the red marriage certificate. She thought life would continue to be cold, but she found that Gu Sian never touched her, never looked at her, never forced her - he just existed quietly on the edge of her life, like a wall of silence.
Until she discovered that Gu Sian was the high school classmate who asked her to borrow a dollar at the bus stop seven years ago. Until she discovered that he remembered her favorite blueberry cake and her favorite peach tea for seven years.
A wedding in the Western Regions made two people fly thousands of miles each. He looked for her in the crowd of groomsmen, and she recognized him among the guests' seats.
But Gu Heyi left behind more than just a marriage contract. Human trafficking, organ smuggling, and transnational criminal networks—the evils that have been buried for 23 years are surfacing little by little. Gu Sian had waited for twenty-three years for revenge, and it was finally time to close the net.
And she didn't intend to just be a bystander.
This is a love that grows out of lies and ruins. It wasn't who saved the other, it was the two beams of light that recognized each other in the darkness, and then decided to light up together.
