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Purpose: This article uses the half-life entanglement of pseudo-brothers and sisters in a reorganized family to write about the trauma of the original family, the two-way redemption and the backlash of love and hate under the shackles of real life. As teenagers, the two relied on each other in the desperate situation of their senior year in high school, but were forced to break up due to the conspiracy and grievances of the previous generation; as adults, they reunited and explored the boundaries between love and suspicion, guilt and innocence, and finally dismantled the obsessions of the two generations, completing self-reconciliation and emotional destiny.