Su Mian has been an outsider in the Su family for more than 20 years.
She was thrown to the countryside when she was a child, and when she returned home she was also her younger sister's companion. Even her fiancé, whom she had been in love with for five years, always only had eyes for the delicate Su Ruo.
She hid it from everyone, dragging her body with anemia to do bone marrow matching for her sister suffering from leukemia, just hoping that she would get better.
Until she stood in front of the dining table with the diagnosis certificate and deliberately said that she had leukemia and wanted to ask for a matching match from an immediate family member.
Her mother scolded her for disturbing the family, and her father thought she was morally kidnapped. Lu Qingzhou frowned and said, "Don't force Ruoruo."
No one asked her if it hurt.
No one asked her how to cure it.
Her father slapped all Su Mian's thoughts to pieces.
Only then did she clearly realize that in this family and in the eyes of her fiancé, she would always be an outsider.
A piece of divorce letter drew all the boundaries, and Su Mian turned around and left, marrying someone else.
The man Qin Zhao who stood at the top of Haicheng could turn his hands into clouds and rain. He was also the uncle that even Lu Qingzhou was in awe of.
It was supposed to be a contractual marriage where each took what he wanted, but he hurt her to the core.
She endured the pain, but he forced her to rest with a cold face;
She was wronged, and he made the other party pay the price without making a move.
Later, when the Su family was desperate, they came to ask for help. Lu Qingzhou put down his dignity and begged her to turn back.
Su Mian leaned on Qin Zhao's shoulder and chuckled: "Who said in the first place that whoever asks for help first is the grandson?"
The man lowered his head and kissed the top of her hair, and his tone was uniquely indulgent: "Be good, don't get angry with your grandson."
