To put her grandmother’s mind at ease, Meng Shuang agrees to marry Ji Yunqi, a man she has met only three times.
She doesn’t care that Ji Yunqi has a son. This marriage is simply a way for them both to get what they need.
After all, Ji Yunqi doesn’t care that she has given birth to a child either.
Meng Shuang thinks they will each go their own way after the wedding.
But Ji Yunqi treats her with great care, and his son accepts no one else as his mother.
Meng Shuang keeps telling herself not to fall for him, yet she can’t help getting swept up in it.
Just as Meng Shuang is thinking of getting a divorce, Ji Yunqi tells her that they are destined to be together.
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Ji Yunqi doesn’t know whom he once loved. When he woke up with his memories gone, his son was the keepsake his beloved had left behind.
Ji Yunqi thought he would never love anyone in this life, until he met Meng Shuang, the woman he fell in love with at first sight.
He wants to love her. He has to love her. His possessive love even makes him jealous of the man who once had Meng Shuang.
The strange familiarity, the deepening infatuation: Ji Yunqi is caught in an endless struggle. He has fallen for Meng Shuang, but feels he is betraying Ji Shizhou’s mother.
As suspicions gather and the guess in Ji Yunqi’s heart grows stronger, he searches for his lost memories, only to remember...
He and Meng Shuang were destined to be together all along.
