After seven years of marriage, Lin Wan thought that she had long been accustomed to her husband Zhou Chengan's indifference, perfunctoryness and overstepping of boundaries again and again. Until late that night, Zhou Chengan came home smelling of alcohol and tired, knocked over the wine cabinet, and fell into a pool of blood. Lin Wan picked up a blood-stained suicide note among the broken glass on the floor. What was written in the letter was not her name, but her husband's ex-wife Shen Zhiwei, who died young. What shocked her even more was that the only concern mentioned in the letter was not property or the company, but her two children.
A marriage that was already in tatters was tied into knots due to a sudden death. Lin Wan originally just wanted to pull herself out of the mud of life, but step by step she discovered that behind her husband's cheating, the death of his ex-wife, the belated suicide note, the life experiences of his two children, and the silence of Zhou's elders, there were all hidden secrets hidden behind them.
She was no saint, nor was she a born savior. But when the two children grabbed her hand in the wind and rain, and when everyone placed responsibilities, calculations, and old debts on her, Lin Wan finally understood that she had to change from the submissive wife to a person who could support everything on her own.
This is the story of a woman who wakes up from a broken marriage and struggles to navigate between lies, inheritance, family love and humanity. She will lose, feel pain, be misunderstood, and grow her own bones again in the darkest place.