The husband brought home a baby girl from a business trip and lied that she was abandoned. The heroine did not doubt that he was there and regarded the baby as her own. Twenty years later, her love rival came to her door and tried to take her daughter back. Only then did she discover that her beloved adopted daughter was actually the illegitimate daughter of her beloved pillowcase!
The heroine raised a child for her love rival, but the blood of her beloved adopted daughter bleeds to humiliate her. The purity of love goes hand in hand with the anger of being deceived.
The double betrayal forced her into a desperate situation. After twenty years of hard work, her home was confiscated overnight by her beloved relatives, and she had no choice but to retreat.
Although the heroine is kind, she is not a brainless person who chooses to tolerate and forgive blindly. The moment when the Jedi fights back is the time of self-salvation.
The biological mother gives life, and the adoptive mother gives life. You cannot have both. Calling anyone "Mom" is like betraying another person. Faced with a rich biological mother and a poor adoptive mother, the adopted daughter chose the one who had been accompanying her growing up.
The love rival is not inherently vicious, and a strong business woman also has her own difficulties. In the end, she was not defeated by the heroine, but 'used' by the heroine.
Three women, who were twisted together by fate, found compromise in their own imperfections. The ending is not reconciliation, nor is it simple forgiveness and revenge. They are both victims, opponents and accomplices.
The cruelest power lies not in hatred, but in 'not caring'. The most cruel punishment is not to make the enemy suffer, but to make him take the blame and watch himself destroy everything he loves most with his own hands. However, when the truth is revealed, who is the big boss behind all this?
The core plot of this story is a real experience of a friend around me.
Intent: Blood is not the only proof of love. True family affection lies in day-to-day upbringing and choices; and the value of women lies in their ability to awaken, fight back and win respect after being betrayed.
