Cheng Jianwei has a secret.
Whenever she touches a pair of rings intended for an upcoming wedding, she can hear the one thing one of the people involved wants most to hide.
After planning three hundred weddings for others, she finally got to her own engagement banquet.
But when she picked up the ring box, she heard her fiancé say:
"After tonight, Jianxi will only have the surname Xu."
The next moment, the big screen displayed a report assigning blame for an accident. Her fiancé publicly dismissed her from her position, took her clients and work, and called off their engagement.
Cheng Jianwei didn't cry.
She cut the power to a lighting rig about to fall, saving the guests, and discovered that the same supplier was behind both accidents.
That night, He Wenzhou, the hotel family's second son who was rumored to have been cast out by his family, pushed a one-year marriage contract across the table to her.
He would help her get a public review and a fair chance to bid. In return, she would help him fend off a business marriage.
On the day they registered their marriage, Cheng Jianwei touched the wedding ring they had chosen together.
This time, she heard He Wenzhou's voice.
"She doesn't remember me."
Later, Cheng Jianwei rebuilt her career, uncovered the truth about the accidents, and personally stripped away the layers of disguise her husband had worn.
Only then did she learn that the supposedly down-and-out second young master was the real mastermind behind the Qichuan Group.
And this marriage of mutual convenience had never been a spur-of-the-moment decision for him.
