In the previous life, after the real daughter Bai Shiyin returned to the Shen family, Shen Tingwan was asked to give up her room, her birthday, her place in the school, her place of trust, and finally even her position at her mother's bedside.
Everyone said: "You have enjoyed it for eighteen years, be sensible."
Until she found out about the baby transfer package, the contract trap and the inspection report that the mother was replaced, and died on the elevated road with the evidence.
When she opened her eyes again, she was eighteen years old again.
It was supposed to be three days before Bai Shiyin came to visit.
But less than twenty minutes after she was reborn, the doorbell rang early.
In this life, Shen Tingwan will no longer argue about "do you still love me or not?" It's okay if Bai Shiyin wants to recognize her relatives; it's okay if the Shen family wants to compensate their biological daughter. But whoever dares to use her room, name, innocence and future to pay for eighteen years of debt, she will let him pay the bill with his own hands.
Her father used a suspension card to force her to bow down, so she moved out of the Shen family and relied on herself to pay tuition, take on projects, and join the board of directors; her mother protected Bai Shiyin time and time again, and she took back the trust that had been casually consumed; Bai Shiyin used blood connections, public opinion, and company authority to get closer step by step, and she reopened every door that was taken away.
It's just that the memory of the past life began to fail, and the real operator made his move in advance, and even Bai Shiyin no longer acted according to the old script.
And the man Lu Siheng, whose father was saved by her phone call, came to her with the same secret that could not be revealed.
He said: "I can protect you."
Shen Tingwan pushed back the cooperation agreement: "First learn not to make decisions for me."
This time, what she wanted was not to become a good daughter of the Shen family again.
She wants everyone to see clearly that who she is is never determined by blood, surname, or a seating chart.
