Su Qing, a thirty-five-year-old law firm partner, is a top-notch hunter. After enduring half a lifetime of hardship, she sent her enemy to prison, only to fall in love at first sight with her enemy’s daughter, twenty-one-year-old Cui Yihan, at a job fair.
The little white flower hates her to the bone. She throws water at her, makes posts about her, and follows her around, exacting one childish revenge after another, only to be caught and “dealt with” in bed by the hunter each time. Resistance turns to habit, habit to a racing heart, and a racing heart to willingly showing up at her door.
Su Qing tames her body with the touch of her palm and melts away her hatred with her warmth. When the little white flower gets drunk and passes out on the street, the hunter follows her home. The next morning, she turns the tables: “You took my innocence. You have to take responsibility.”
Somehow ensnared, Cui Yihan becomes the hunter’s personal assistant after graduation. Once the door closes, who is the prey? Only their palms know.
