Su Wan regretted two things most in her life: first, putting her brother in the Lu Group to blame him, and second, beating him live during a remote meeting. At the scene of the beating, an unlucky co-worker gave me five clothes hangers as a gift. She didn't even look at him until his face hit the camera. She was shocked. It wasn't because she was ugly, but because she was pretty. It's just that his brother is not a good person and keeps making random calculations all day long.
That was Lu Yu, the second young master of the Lu family, the younger brother of her best friend in college. One of the bets made back then.
Lu Yu was beaten, but instead of holding a grudge, he became addicted. After living for twenty-four years, his brother was reluctant to beat him, and his parents stopped him from beating him. Only Su Wan gave him five clothes hangers before they met. He placed an order for diamond-encrusted clothes hangers overnight, customized a discipline book, chased her to Beijing to deliver wontons, and pursued his wife in such a bizarre way that the entire company watched her while eating melon seeds.
Later, she found the clear and handsome photos on Lu Heng's old mobile phone. The WeChat post from seven years ago read "Investment Period: Seven Years." She finally understood that Lu Heng had been trapping her for a long time, and he lived up to his reputation as a fox. But the pot has been thrown into her hands. Su Chen has to take care of it, Lu Yu has to train her, and she has to continue playing this game of chess. If she doesn't come back from the trap, she doesn't need to lose Su Wan's reputation.
