Six years ago, nineteen-year-old classical dance prodigy Wen Yining lost both her parents overnight. Just after the funeral, her second uncle produced a forged share transfer agreement, while her second aunt used her sister’s life to force her to leave for London. She put away her dance shoes and started over in a foreign country. She secretly studied finance, founded a company, and saved every penny as ammunition for revenge. Six years later, she came back. Standing before her second uncle, she slapped the will down on the table. “Uncle, it’s time to give the company back.”
Lu Chenzhou said, “I’ll help you get back what your second uncle owes you.” She had no idea why he was helping her, just as she had no idea he had planted a loquat tree in the back courtyard, waiting for her to come pick its fruit in the third year.
When Wen Yi’an took the stage and danced “Goddess of the Luo River” in her sister’s place, Wen Yining finally began to cry. Lu Chenzhou offered her a tissue, then took her hand. After losing everything, it was the first time she truly felt spring had come.
