At seventeen, she took the blame for a girl.
Because she liked her.
On the day she dropped out of school, she said, “This is the last thing I'll ever do for you.”
Ten years later.
She's the CEO of a tech company.
That girl is her business rival.
When the media press her about their relationship, she says only, “We know each other. We're not close.”
Corporate battles, capital, hidden attacks: she takes them all on alone.
From a printing factory to Zhongguancun, from a monthly salary of 2,000 to a fortune worth over 100 million.
No degree, no connections, no golden finger.
Just her own two hands and a mind that refuses to accept defeat.
She's not here to collect a debt.
She just wants to tell the whole world: You took that life away from me, but I lived it all over again on my own, and lived it better.
As for the feelings she had back then, they were real, but they don't matter anymore.
